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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Leighton Meester’s parents were in federal prison when she was born. That’s the type of people who name their kid Leighton. [/quote]

aren’t you a peach? Please share, what’s your child’s name?[/quote]
NP but agrees with PP, Caroline and Thomas. [/quote]

That’s what I thought. Basic.  :roll: [/quote]

Sure, maybe. But I can tell you that some day when someone is looking at resumes, they're going to go ahead and call Caroline before Everleigh or Leighton. [/quote]

Caroline will be boring and generic like her name with a boring and generic resume and they'll just assume she'll add nothing to the company and get ignored. [/quote]
You really don't understand how the world works. [/quote]

I actually agree with the PP. Do you see the popular names now a days? Forrest, Apple, etc. Super unique names. By the time your Caroline grows up, her name will be the odd one out. [/quote]

No, the popular names now are Ava, Charlotte, and Grace.  (The only Apple was Gwyneth's kid and Apple is a teen and Gwynnie has been consciously uncoupled for a long time)[/quote]

I beg to differ. I know a preschool class with two Ashers, a Forrest, a Violet, a Knox, a Harlow and a few others. Unique names are “in”. [/quote]

Asher is not unique. It is a Biblical name, and has never really faded especilaly if the family is Jewish.

Violet and Forrest are classic names. They have been around for generations and are not recent, made up crap like Hadleigh or Leighton.[/quote]

Hadley/Hadleigh and Leighton are surnames.  Part of a trend (most exemplified by Harper) or randomly selecting someone else's preppy sounding last name and using it as a first name. It only works and is classy if its YOUR OWN family surname.

https://www.behindthename.com/name/hadley
https://www.behindthename.com/name/leighton[/quote]

Even then the surname is typically a middle name. E.g., Nelle Harper Lee was the author’s full name. [/quote]

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