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May 20th, 2013 11:05 AM #1Junior Member
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middle name regret
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I think it's a great name.
Elizabeth is way more popular than Beatrice will ever be.
And it's the middle name. I would talk to your husband about easing up on the mean nn. No one uses both their names in school so I don't think she'll have that issue later.
I think you may just be second guessing yourself and feeling a little overwhelmed now that she's here. But I think in time you'll learn to love it and see that it fits her just fine. You can always use Elizabeth on a future daughter if you want.Mama to ~Rowan Josephine 1/12~
and ~Teagan Dahlia~ 5/13~
May 20th, 2013 01:11 PM #7
I agree with the pp.. Elizabeth is far more common, plus you still have a lovely middle name for a future daughter.
If you really don't feel like Beatrice is really her middle name, no matter how lovely it is (Margot Beatrice is beautiful!), go ahead and change it! I have a friend who changed the name of her son after a couple weeks because she didn't feel like he was the name the originally gave him, and the new name did fit him betterMama to 4 handsome, awesome boys!
Sebastian, Oliver, Elliott and August
May 20th, 2013 03:49 PM #9
I love Margot Beatrice! Margot Elizabeth is beautiful too.
Just remind yourselves of the history of the name and the literary connections. I think Margot Beatrix would seem more hispter trendy just because of the x(although I love that too!). I dont think that many Americans are even aware of the comeback Beatrice has made or is making; when I mention it to people they still say "that old name?" like I'm crazy.Audrey Coraline | Etta Rosemary | Gwyneth Cordelia | Hattie Juniper | Madeleine Vesper | Maisie Leonora | Margot Elspeth | Matilda Hazel | Olive Kerenza | Sylvie Marigold | Willa Margot | Zara Emmeline
Archer Nathaniel | Callum Everest | Emmett Frost | Griffin Wilder | Jasper Amias | Julian Byrne | Leo Sebastian | Lucian Mateo | Quentin Miles | Rhett Jameson | Rhys Donovan | Theodore Francis Wolf


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