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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think younger parents tend to use more trendy names and right now, all parents in Gen z are 25 or younger.  [/quote]

+1  I'm an elder millennial and the moms I know who had kids between 16-24 have extremely different names than the moms I know who had kids at 30+.  It's not necessarily a generational thing, stage of life plays into it.[/quote]

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I'm an older Gen X, and the moms I know who had kids young (say under 28) have very different names than my friends who had their kids post 32ish.  This is true whether they are Gex X or Millenial in my experience.[/quote]

I'm towards the younger end of Gen X (born in 75.)   My friends who had babies at age 25 or younger named their kids:  Noah, Emily, Matthew, Emma...  Friends that had their first baby at age 30 or older:  Bishop, Hunter (girl), Brody...[/quote]

I'm a young Gen X and it seems like the very youngest Gen X or even oldest Millennials at the time having babies in the early 2000s were responsible for the travesty of the name Neveah. Did you know it is Heaven spelled backwards?[/quote]

Neveah spelled backwards is not Heaven.  It's Haeven.  Nevaeh is Heaven spelled backwards.  It amuses me every time I see someone who thinks that.[/quote]

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