Underused baby names due for a come back?

[Anonymous]

Camellia
Hebe
Lily
Magnolia
Rose
Daisy
Rosmary
Melissa

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:DD is Theresa and she gets lots of compliments

I love Theresa!

[Anonymous]

Ruth

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Camellia
Hebe
Lily
Magnolia
Rose
Daisy
Rosmary
Melissa

I’m sorry is this some kind of a joke? Lily/Lilah has literally been in the top 5 girls names for years now.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Ruth

Ruth is definitely trending in my area.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Susan
Linda
Barbara
Nancy
Judith nn Judy
Deborah nn Debbie

I was just talking to my mom (unfortunately named Karen) about her generation's names being prime for a comeback. The conversation came up because we know of a new baby Linda, nn Lindy, named after a late grandmother, and it sounds so fresh and cute. Add to the list Bonnie, Donna, and Cheryl.

Karen is not so unfortunate, it’s still a pretty name and lots of people have it.

[Anonymous]

Eleanor

[Anonymous]

Martha

Angela

Madelyn

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Eleanor

Are you kidding? Eleanor has been in the top 10-20 girl names for years. Certainly not “underused” at all.

[Anonymous]

Jesus and Esther

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Eleanor

Are you kidding? Eleanor has been in the top 10-20 girl names for years. Certainly not “underused” at all.

Quite worked up over the suggestion, imagine how you are when something matters.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Jesus and Esther

Why is Jesus not very popular in the US? The name is more far more popular elsewhere and lots of biblical names are common here.

[Anonymous]

I know 5 year old twins named Fred and Wilma.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Malcolm

Franklin (Frankie)

Daniel

Sandra

There’s a Malcolm in my dc’s class

[Anonymous]

Heather
Jennifer
Lisa