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I like Rosi i htink its very pretty.

Rosie. Very cute!!

Romy :)

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dsafas

I love Romy! I would have never thought of it but it's so cute. ;)

I think Romy is so cute. :)

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:)

I like Rosie or Rosy. I don't like the sound of Romy much - it's almost a word name - roamy! Lol. I'd use Rosie or Rosy when she's little. I know that a lot of girls go through a stage of wanting to have a fashionable nickname in their early teens - mine was Chrisi which thank goodness never stuck! - so she could use Romy then.

This message was edited 9/10/2004, 6:40 AM

Rosie

I'd say Romy! Rosie is cute, but i think she'll grow out of it, if you kwim? it sounds too 'little' for a 30 yo...Romy doesn't...:D

I think Rosie is so sweet and fresh sounding. I'd love to have a little girl called Rosie :). I'm rooting for a girl, too, since I love Rosemary Elisabeth and am indifferent to Adam Isaac :). But whatever it is will be absolutely precious!

I think Rosie is adorable!! And when she is hear you will gradually call her by a nickname even if you dont realise it, my family has odd nicknames:

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My cousin Isabella Grace is "Belly"
My cousin Mikaela is "Moo Moo"
My cousin Eliza is "Roundy"
I am either "Gecka, Boo Boo, or skin and bones"
My brother Christian is "Chitchin which was just shortend to Chin"
My boyfriend is "Pee"

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Mine came mostly from Eliza cause she couldnt say Becka it was Gecka then Boo boo, and my grandmother calls me skin and bones.

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Isabella's came from calling her Bella and since she loves food it just developed.

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Christians was because of Eliza not being able to say his name so it came out like ChiChin or Chitchin.

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Isabella cant say Pierre so she says Pee instead!

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Eliza's came because my grandfather said she was more Round than Eliza lol!! (She is now 11!)

Romy is the most interesting and fresh-sounding to me, though I'd personally spell it Romie if I was called that. Rosie is kind of hackneyed and plain to my ears.

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- chazda

I am a fan of Rose/Rosie, although Romy does have a bit of an edge to it. I think you should just let the nn evolve naturally, whatever you feel comfortable using with the child use that.

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My dad's nn from his parent was Umpty, as his older sister could say David as a child