We cant agreee on girls name? Sophie Hollie Robertson or Aimee Hollie Robertson already have girl called Abbie

Answer 1

Aimee and Abbie might be too similar.

I would go with Sophie, but change it to Sophia. Sophie and Hollie both end in the same sound, so they clash. Plus, Sophia is a lot more formal than Sophie. She can be Sophie as a child and then transition into Sophia when she is older, if she chooses.

Answer 2

Sophie Hollie Robertson

Answer 3

Sophie Hollie Robertson

Answer 4

I think Aimee and Abbie are too similar. But i would choose the spelling Sophie Holly Robertson..... i think this looks better written than two 'ie's' at the end of the names.

Answer 5

Aimee Hollie

Answer 6

Hmmmm too many Ys


I like Aimee and Holly but not together. Sophie too popular now.

Aimee Rae Robertson
Holly Amelia Robertson

Answer 7

I like Sophia Hollie Robertson better than Sophie. I don't like the way Aimee flows w/ Hollie.

Answer 8

I would choose Aimee Hollie Robertson. My sister and I both had names that started with A's and it is a tradition that we are carrying on. Naming can always be a bit difficult, but Aimee Hollie sounds very sweet and the sisterly A's could be a nice family thing.

Answer 9

I have 3 girls, and with my experience you'll already be mixing up their names. With similar sounding names it will just happen more and be harder. I'd go with Sophie, also I just like the name more. You could try mixing things up differently too, like Sophie Aimee Robertson or Hollie Sophie Robertson. Good luck!

Answer 10

Aimee ( with the acute accent on the first e ) is one of my favourite names. It is from the French meaning " Loved ". Sophiie is also a lovely name. How abour Aimee Sophie Hollie Robertson.