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Don't really like, I like Isabelle and Isabella. Classic name

This message was edited 2/5/2023, 8:53 PM

I don’t care for Bella as a full name, but it could work. I prefer Isabelle (next in line is Isabella) to Bella. I’d say that Bella is a modern name, considering that it’s still popular. Though, it has a long, rich history as a nickname for Isabella.

This message was edited 2/5/2023, 11:50 AM

Hopelessly canine. Isabella is popular right now, but Bella seems to be a full, independent name only on dogs. People named Isabella sometimes use it as a nn, but I'veheard more of them use Issie, no doubt because of all the pooches. There are a few Isabella people in my family tree, all of them born in the late 1890s and all known as Bella, I believe.

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I wouldn't use Isabella, Isabelle or Bella. I would seriously consider naming a daughter Isobel, which in my experience doesn't need a nn.

It is classic to me.

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I'd assume her full name was Isabella.

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I dont like it because its so common where I am from.