Not a fan. Do you really like this name or do you just want to be different? |
| Mildred and Agnes don't need to make comebacks. But as far as I know, neither is what anyone would call "overused" for the younger set. |
| I actually like Agnes. |
| I haven't read every page as this thread is getting long. But I wanted to mention that I know 6 or 7 Noahs. Most of these kids are Jewish, but not all. Anyone else see this? |
I hate Mildred, but I love Millie as a nickname. The only name I don't dislike where Millie is a nickname is "Camille" but I don't like it enough to use it. |
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My grandmother even hated being named Mildred.
I agree that Noah is popular and I've also met 2 girls named Noa. |
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FYI, there's an interesting thread over on the Expectant Mom's board about recently named babies. I count at least 8 or 9 Sophia's so far (although some may be the same baby, since we DCUM's probably know people in common) but there are also some less expected choices. A few interesting ones so far:
Girls: Frida, Georgia, Liesel, Margaux, Natasha, Nina, Selma, Sylvia and Talia Boys: Ari, Desmond, Eitan/Eton, Enzo, Jerome, Matteo, Nolan, Otis and Rocco http://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/list/135312.page |
Too funny! My 2 grandmother's names are Mildred and Agnes! Mildred goes by Millie and Agnes goes by Ag. Ag...Ick! |
Not true. I knew quite a few in Georgetown yet haven't met any in Arlington yet. |
I know at least one in Arlington. In 4th grade. |
| I like Millicent for Millie. |
It's the "Irish/Catholic' thing in Georgetown...most are actually named 'John'. |
Wow- one! Totally overused named . This is nothing like "Jennifer' in the 80s.
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| I know a baby named Agnes. I think it's a beautiful name. |
| Cecelia? Cee Cee as a nickname I haven't seen or heard it anywhere. |