baby girl name problems!

hey everyone im a first time mum and im struggling to find a name for my baby girl that is pretty but have managed to narrow it down to these few but i love them all and cant decide so please help me pick out the nicest one  

-amelia-rose

-aubrey-rose

-audrey-rose

-rosalie

I love Amelia Rose. That is soo cute!

Amelia is nice but very popular
Aubrey sucks
Audrey is lovely
Rosalie is very "Twilight"
Rose is a filler middle name

I would probably go with Audrey and a different middle name.

I'm a huge fan of Audrey.

Amelia Rose sounds so classic and pretty

I really like the first one but my second choice would be number three if one don't work out.

Amelia Rose

Quoting StephanieMarie73:" I love the name Amelia, in fact that was one of the names my hubby and I had as a girl name pick on our ... [snip!] ... the names you have picked are pretty, but I think Amelia sounds best..and its not very common where as Audrey and Aubrey are."

Amelia is the # 1 girls name in Australia in 2012.

It is also # 13 in the U.S. and # 19 in Minnesota. I would call that extremely popular.

<blockquote><b>Quoting speaktruth2powr:</b>" Amelia is the # 1 girls name in Australia in 2012. It is also # 13 in the U.S. and # 19 in Minnesota. I would call that extremely popular."</blockquote>




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I knew 3 at a daycare of 60 children. Super popular.

yeah i heard amelia was popular that why i added rose to it as my own touch and made it a little more unique to me because ive never heard another little girl with the first name amelia-rose  

Quoting zoeee_xx:" yeah i heard amelia was popular that why i added rose to it as my own touch and made it a little more unique to me because ive never heard another little girl with the first name amelia-rose  "

It doesn't make it unique at all.

<blockquote><b>Quoting zoeee_xx:</b>" yeah i heard amelia was popular that why i added rose to it as my own touch and made it a little more unique to me because ive never heard another little girl with the first name amelia-rose  "</blockquote>




Yeah I wouldn't hyphenate those names. There's no need for that.

Or she could just name her baby whatever she wants. If she likes the name then who cares if you think it's too common or that two names shouldn't be hyphenated. She asked for a vote on which one, not your opinion on how good her choice of names were.

<blockquote><b>Quoting HeatherNicola:</b>" Or she could just name her baby whatever she wants. If she likes the name then who cares if you think ... [snip!] ... two names shouldn't be hyphenated. She asked for a vote on which one, not your opinion on how good her choice of names were."</blockquote>




Well by that logic I didn't ask for your whiny opinion either.

She posted on the Internet and asked what others thought. If you're not a fan of honesty, you don't belong here.

amelia