+1. We moved to a new neighborhood 2 years ago. Old neighborhood had 2 kids named Landon on our block. Landon is ranked number 86 nationally. Now in our new neighborhood the neighborhood school my kids go to has no Landons but 3 Mabels! Mabel is ranked #312!! Not popular at all but happens to be very common in this little neighborhood. Meanwhile I know zero kids named Noah, Lucas, Isabella, or Sophia, all of which are ranked in the top 10 most popular names and have been for awhile! |
Jenna Bush calls her DD that so it's definitely not surprising that it would be hear in that circle |
I agree. I went with Julia like a PP suggested, but also really like Hadley and think it goes well with Emmet. |
Ugh don’t listen to this poster OP. I think Emmett is perfectly nice. |
Tell that to the Zack/Zach/Zaks at my kids’ school. |
I love Cora. Goes well with Emmett. |
Emmett has 2 Ts |
How old are they? And what area do you live in? we do not know any Zack/Zach/Zaks! I have 2 elem schoolers and we know a lot of kids age 4-12ish |
Emmett and Hadley both have a very Southern vibe, so at least they go together. Make of that what you will. |
NP but that is very unusual. I agree with the PP -- I almost never hear name repeats these days. And when I do, it's as likely to be a less statistically common name as not, because I think there are little micro trends in different areas. For instance, the name repeats I've encountered in the last 5 years: Harlan (one boy, one girl), Thea (one a Thea, one a Theodora nn Thea, but neither name is anywhere close to the top of the SSN list), Marlow. I've encountered multiple kids with the same popular name, but never in the same setting. It's weird, it's like people sense "there's already a Charlotte in the area, we won't use that." |
Plus 1 |
Emmett is a Minnesota farmer. So what's the equivalent female name? |
Thank God you're here |
Haha I agree and suggest Josie Lucy Sadie Clara |
Shelley is super cute.
Marla |