Quinn on a girl?

How do you feel about Quinn on a girl. It's on our list for a second girl.

It's a lovely name.

For reference, I would like to direct you to Quinn Fabray on Glee.  

Personally, I prefer Quinn for a girl name.

Quinn is on our girls list too  

Quinn is cute for a girl  

<blockquote><b>Quoting ★Bαtgirl:</b>" It's a lovely name. For reference, I would like to direct you to Quinn Fabray on Glee.  "</blockquote>




Haha dh loves glee pretty sure that's the reason he's cool with Quinn

I prefer Quinn on a girl  

Nope don't like it. Sorry to be a Debbie downer but I prefer it on a boy

I know a lovely little 3 yo girl with the most boyish name ever.

Her first name is Quinn and her middle name is another "unisex" name that screams boy.

I love her and her mama to death, but It's a boys name no matter what kind of twist you put on it.

absolutely dreadful on a girl.

I think it's much better for a girl. It's very feminine in my opinion. But my daughters name is Brooklyn and that started out as a boy name and I think that's much better for a girl too. It's all about personal preference.

It's a masculine name, so no.

Total dude name.

My step son is Quinn and since it's a masculine name, I don't see why you would put it on a girl.

Quoting Liz McArthur:" I think it's much better for a girl. It's very feminine in my opinion. But my daughters name is Brooklyn ... [snip!] ... Brooklyn and that started out as a boy name and I think that's much better for a girl too. It's all about personal preference."

that's the problem with mother's these days. They think it's perfectly OK to take boys names and throw them on their girls.

I bet you'd never name a boy Suzanne or Jennifer. What's the difference with girls?
I'll never understand that mentality.

<blockquote><b>Quoting Devil Duckie:</b>" that's the problem with mother's these days. They think it's perfectly OK to take boys names and throw ... [snip!] ... I bet you'd never name a boy Suzanne or Jennifer. What's the difference with girls? I'll never understand that mentality. "</blockquote>


If that's what you find to be the problem with mothers these days that's sad. What difference does it make to you what people name their child our what name sounds like a girl/boy name. It's an opinion. It doesn't affect your life.

Quoting Liz McArthur:" <blockquote><b>Quoting Devil Duckie:</b>" that's the problem with mother's these days. ... [snip!] ... to you what people name their child our what name sounds like a girl/boy name. It's an opinion. It doesn't affect your life."

It does when they sit down in front of me for an interview.