OK, I need a name for my baby too...

[Queen Mum]

She is going to be big. She is gorgeous. She is Mama's daughter so she will be fabulously regal and queen-like. (She already is headbutting all the boys off the hill.) She needs a name...

I thought of Petunia, but it just doesn't fit her...

HELP...

 

[elevan]

Reese (as in Reese Cup)

 

[LadyIsabelle2011]

Annabelle, she really looks like an Annabelle

Also good choices,

Sylvia ( first name I thought of, means, "woods, forest" )

Netty (short for Nettles)

Brambles

Bambi (a girls name, short for bambina and means "young girl" )

Snickers (since she's colored up like a snickers bar)

 

[animalmom]

How about Liz... short for Elizabeth... as in the little girl who grew up to rule England? That Liz sure knew how to push the men around! HA!

 

[GLENMAR]

How about Liz... short for Elizabeth... as in the little girl who grew up to rule England? That Liz sure knew how to push the men around! HA!

 

[bonbean01]

She's a good looking girl...hmmm..already a queen, huh? Sheeba...Spitfire...hmm...will have to think more on that...was trying to come up with a queen name and the Queen of Sheeba came to mind, but that's not good enough for her

 

[Pearce Pastures]

Bianca

 

[Oakroot]

Cleo would be cute.

 

[Canadiannee]

A Queen she shall be!

"Rhiannon" - "Great queen, or goddess." Mythology: the title Rigantona "great queen" is borne by a Celtic goddess of fertility (and for a doe, we always hope we're blessed with fertility! )

"Nura" - the Arabic name of the former Queen of Jordan

"Adelaide" - of William IV and Queen Adelaide (England 1830-37)

"Nefertiti" - Queen of Egypt around 1350 BC

"Antoinette" - the very famous French Queen, Marie Antoinette (although she lost her head, so maybe not very appropriate)

"Juno" - often refered to as the "Queen of Heaven"

"Orla" - the Golden Queen

"Astrid" - after the 20th-century Queen Astrid of the Belgians

"Cassiopeia" - who was a well known Ethiopian Queen

"Leda" - the Queen of Sparta

"Maeve" - a very powerful and legendary warrior queen of pre-Christian Ireland in the first century

"Raina" - which is a variant of Regina (Latin) or Reine (French) meaning "queen"

"Titania" - the Queen of the Fairies in Shakespeare's "A Midsummer Night's Dream"

Good Luck naming your beautiful new girl!

 

[GriffinRidgeFarm]

How about Ariana? She was a Persian goddess