Anonymous wrote:oh geez. Weatherly? I can’t wait til my kid beats up Weatherly.

I feel like Weatherly might give your kid a beat down.

how about Worthless? Wrath? Weaselly; whiffleball; Wernicke-Korsakoff;

oh geez. Weatherly? I can’t wait til my kid beats up Weatherly.

Anonymous wrote:Walker? Weatherly? Don't do this! why are you being alliterative with something so important? This is not a literature class. Yes, people will talk behind your back. It's not cute; it's cruel

Imaginary kids are not important.

This is all hilarious but I just want to state for the record that I have a Wendy, named after a grandparent, and not only have we never come across another Wendy but her teachers and people who meet her comment on how they have never known one, so I'm not sure what your measure for common is.

Walker, for example, has been in the top 100 for the last two years and the top 500 since 2000. Weatherly yes is not even on there.

But Wendy has not been in the top 1000 since 2018. Willa is number 428 and Wanda has not been in the top 1000 at all since 2000.

So I am confused by your parameters. I also like Winona (#881 in 2023 and #980 in 2022). And I like Winnie a lot but would probably name her Winifred in that situation.

Anonymous wrote:Walker? Weatherly? Don't do this! why are you being alliterative with something so important? This is not a literature class. Yes, people will talk behind your back. It's not cute; it's cruel

+1. OP, if these names are really your kids' names you need to have this post taken down. It's already googleable ergo identifiable.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Middle name is for sure Eloise.

We are looking for another uncommon W name.

Now Willow, Willa, Wanda, Wendy etc

What does this mean? (I saw that now was a typo for no but still don’t understand what you mean by saying “no” then going on to list 4 W names and putting “etc.” as if there are lots more W names that are also on your no list and you just expect us to know what those are?

Anyway, how about Waverly?

Noting as common as those listed above.

Um…walker is probably more common than Wanda or Wendy in 2024.

Walker? Weatherly? Don't do this! why are you being alliterative with something so important? This is not a literature class. Yes, people will talk behind your back. It's not cute; it's cruel

Anonymous wrote:Phoebo

*Whoebo

Phoebo

Weebok

Weevil
Wyvern
Whinge
Widdershins
Wanye
Wampus
Wampum

Woebegone
Woeisme
Wystina

Wyoming
Whynowkna
Whipporwill

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Anonymous wrote:Do you live in Loudoun county?

This sounds more like an Arlington thing

Ahem. A North Arlington thing.