Is this a nice Baby Name?
February 9, 2010 | Posted by Bill Dixon I would like to call my child Sabrina-Dolly-Dixon (Surname Baxter)
A few friends has expressed concerns. i personally think it's tres classy.
Thoughts?….
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Do you have to have three names? Sabrina is very cute, you don't need Dolly Dixon to go with it.
hahah I agree with your friends!
come on, do you want your daughter to hate you for being picked on? honestly.
Hate all of it!
Not so much
I really LOVE Sabrina!!!! But I'm not a fan of hyphenated names at all, and I really don't like the other two names. Sabrina Baxter sounds LOVELY though!!!!! Very classy. Hope this helped =)
How gorgeous!
I like Sabrina. Not Dolly-Dixon.
sabrina dixon baxter is really classy but dolly makes it sound cheap and tacky.
Sabrina is lovely, but I'm not a fan of hyphenated names, nor do I care for Dolly or Dixon.
How about:
Sabrina Dorothy
Sabrina Diane
Sabrina Danielle
Sabrina Daisy
Sabrina Dawn
Sabrina Catherine
Sabrina Jane
Sabrina Kate
Sabrina Iris
Sabrina Ivy
Sabrina Beatrice
Sabrina Charlotte
Sabrina Caroline
Sabrina Claire
Sabrina Grace
Sabrina Hope
Sabrina Helen
Sabrina Mae
Sabrina June
Sabrina Violet
Sabrina Rose
Sabrina Lily
Name your kid Fiddy-Cent since you love hyphens
(jk)
Sabrina is a pretty name! She might get Sabrina the Teenage Witch comments though!
I do not like the Dolly Dixon part. The alliteration is too much. Maybe come up with a different middle name.
just Sabrina Dixon Baxter. pleasepleasePLEASE drop the Dolly!! Sabrina Dixon sounds very classy, Dolly just makes it sound trashy.
if you're worried about Sabrina the Teenage Witch, what about Dolly Parton, huh??? which is worse?
I am going to be extremely harsh with you here… I apologize in advance.
IMO:
That is a terrible, terrible name. First names with one dash can be classy in the *best* situations – like if you live in France, and that's the trend, or the second name is short (i.e. Anna-Claire). But a triple-name name? And in this case, three names that have absolutely nothing to do with each other (besides Dolly-Dixon, which are so ridiculously stereotypically Southern-sounding that it hurts to say)? Sabrina is a perfectly fine name. Please do your child a favor and demote the Dolly or the Dixon to middle name.