Daisee

Youthfulness and cheery daytime vibes are plenty in the feminine name Daisee. A spin on the classic floral name Daisy, Daisee gains a new lease of life with its double e spelling. Daisy and its variants come from the Old English words dæġes ēaġe, meaning "day's eye," referring to the sweet white flower that grows almost anywhere. Daisies are called "day's eyes" because their petals unfurl at dawn and close up at dusk. Whether your little bud is an early riser, follows their daily schedule to a T, or is as pretty as a flower, you'll know you chose well with Daisee.