If you were having a daughter, and you had to name her either Pia or Mia, which would it be? Why?
If you were having a daughter, and you had to name her either Pia or Mia, which would it be? Why?
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I already have a daughter named Maria, nicknamed Mia… So Mia if I “get” to count her.
Definitely Mia. I’d prefer it as short for Emilia.
Sometimes I wonder if it’d fit for a daughter named Margaret Alice I-lastname (our top combo).
What do you think?
Pia will remind everybody of Pia Zadora (80’s actress.)
This one’s turning out to be way more lopsided than I thought it would be.
Jay might be right about the Pia Zadora thing. Either that or Pia is making people think of “pee.”
@Kels – I think Mia could be a cute nn for Margaret Alice I-. Or maybe Mai, or Maia, to keep the initials in order.
@Kels, the monogram is a lost artform around here but wouldn’t Margaret Alice I–‘s monogram actually be MIA? Even if not, I don’t think Mia is too much of a stretch.
I love Pia! Different but familiar.
A daycare in town I was touring had two little girls named Presley in the two-year-old room so they nicknamed one “Pia” and it stuck to the extent that her own mother started calling her that! In my opinion, it’s a lucky break for her ;)
Pia was recently a Name of the Day over at Appellation Mountain.
I have a lovely little girl 7 months old after 3 years of trying. Born on padre Pio’s birthday so it’s fitting for her( Pia female version of Pio)
Big head of black hair and brown eyes and always a smile. It suits her
Congrats, Michelle! :)
I have and had 2 pet rats Pia-Marie and Mya-Lee. Mya-Lee passed away last July.so now I have Daisy-May and Pia-Marie