What are the names of the most recent babies that were born in your social world?

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Rhett, Rowan, Elsie

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Anonymous wrote:What happened to good, solid traditional names? Good God Americans are insufferable.

Go back to 1961, or wherever/whenever it is you came from.

I’m probably younger than you are, but guess I represent the small minority with good taste these days.

You just mean you’re white.

Huh? It's not a racial thing. It's mostly white people using atrocious names actually. Kinsley, Braxton, and Everleigh would like to have a word with you.

La-a, Zillion, LaPrincess, and Legendary beg to differ

This can’t be real.

At least in the case of La-a, it's a racist urban legend, first sent to me 20 years ago in a joke chain email by my now-dead grandfather. PP will probably tell us she also knows twins named Lemonjello and Oranjello.

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Rowan
Walker
Dylan
Hayes
Caroline
Ryan (girl)

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Anonymous wrote:What happened to good, solid traditional names? Good God Americans are insufferable.

What are you doing here then?

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Anonymous wrote:What happened to good, solid traditional names? Good God Americans are insufferable.

Go back to 1961, or wherever/whenever it is you came from.

I’m probably younger than you are, but guess I represent the small minority with good taste these days.

You just mean you’re white.

Huh? It's not a racial thing. It's mostly white people using atrocious names actually. Kinsley, Braxton, and Everleigh would like to have a word with you.

La-a, Zillion, LaPrincess, and Legendary beg to differ

This can’t be real.

I work in a hospital and I've seen plenty of audacious names though not these. Multiples of Princess, King, Royalty, Adonis (which always kills me because what if the kid is ugly?), Majesty and so on.
I also knew a kid named Avian pronounced exactly like the adjective. The mom thought she had made it up. I wonder if she had heard the term "avian flu"?

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The two most recent girl babies in my circle are both named Maeve (the families don’t know each other as far as I’m aware).

The other recent baby is a boy named Silas.

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Vera

James

Michaela

Locke

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Haigen

Hadley

First one sounds made up to me. The second one perhaps as well. But what do I know? Maybe they are classics making a comeback?

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Anonymous wrote:The two most recent girl babies in my circle are both named Maeve (the families don’t know each other as far as I’m aware).

The other recent baby is a boy named Silas.

We know three Freyas all born within a year and a half of each other. We referred to them as Freya1, Freya2 and Freya3, ordered as we met them.

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Collins(girl)

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And I just met a newborn Kollins (girl)

And a Riggs (girl)

I guess plural is the -ley/-leigh and -ayden ?

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2 Lilys

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Nori, Georgia, Harry

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Hennessy
Dior
Maverick

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Felix