Christmas Baby Names: From Natalie to Noel
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Can you be more blatant than this? Though it’s rare, Christmas has been used occasionally for both boys and girls in the past. In pop culture, Christmas Jones was a nuclear physicist Bond girl played by Denise Richards in the 1999 The World is Not Enough, and on the old sitcom Three’s Company, ditzy Chrissy was christened Christmas Noelle Snow.
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BerryBry Says:
BerryBry Says:
Eve, Belle (I prefer the e), and Christmas would make lovely middles and its such a shame that the first thing everyone thinks of when they hear Rudolph is a red-nosed reindeer
NameNerdia Says:
Natalie Wood’s birth name was actually Natalia, not Natasha. Natasha was a nickname.
linda Says:
Right, NameNerdia–I made the correction. Thanks.
HerMajesty Says:
My friends mn is Bell. I love Noelle and Eve, but I prefer Natasha and Natalia over Natalie:/
name-obsession Says:
I’ve always loved my name! I wasn’t born around Christmas, but my name fits me wonderfully. And I always get compliments on it, regardless of its new rise in popularity.
(Natalie)
samjaymc Says:
Favourite Christmassy name is Noella
abeezee Says:
I am a Christmas baby that wears the name Angela Christina. I always liked that it meant Christmas angel but have always hated having a birthday at Christmas time.
abeezee Says:
Other ideas:
Scarlett
Merrily
Callum(because it means peace)
bluegirl Says:
What about Star, Betsy’s little sister who was born at Christmas (Carolyn Haywood)?
My brother, whose birthday was this past Friday is Nick (Nicholas), but that would have been his name no matter when he was born. Besides, the social worker didn’t put him in my arms until January.
juniperle Says:
My good friend was born on Christmas day. Her mom named her Mary Christine for Merry Christmas. I like the subtlety of her name.
amylove Says:
I like Eve, Natalie, and Natalia. Oh, and Balthazar. I’d like to add Belén (Spanish for Bethlehem).
MinnieAbby Says:
I really like Natalie, and the spelling of Noel.
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oooooooh I love Caspar and Balthazar…and Natalie and Noelle