Anonymous wrote:Just curious--has anyone heard (or used) any of these supposed up-and-comer's?
Isla
Talullah
Violet
Penelope
Hazel
Matilda
Phoebe
Scarlett
Willa
Seraphina
Clementine
Delilah
August
Bennett
Beckett
Atticus
Asher
Dashiell
Milo
Emmett
Sebastian
Silas
Griffin
Jasper
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:sophia/sofie.
In our preschool there is a class where 4/12 kids are either Sophie or Sophia! And every music class, camp, sports team we've been part of has had at least 2.
That durn giraffe started a trend! Argh!!!
We picked DS' name out of a book, and thought we were SO original and clever - only to find out it's rising like wildfire on the SS list, and at my first pp checkup my OB said "oh, I know 4 X's born in the past month"! How on earth did that happen? I've never met or heard of a single person with his name before. (At least it's not on the top 10 list, but I bet it will be in a couple years.) And, no, you can't know what it is b/c I don't want you to use it!
Anonymous wrote:sophia/sofie.
In our preschool there is a class where 4/12 kids are either Sophie or Sophia! And every music class, camp, sports team we've been part of has had at least 2.
I keep wondering wth all these other 'jack' characters live.
Anonymous wrote:OP here--thanks for all the feedback. The results are really interesting and not all that similar to the Social Security list for DC, which is kind of what I suspected. For example, I knew Sophia and Jack were popular names but never would have realized they're as popular around here as this thread would indicate.
Again, thanks so much!
Anonymous wrote:OP, would you really take DCUM responses into serious consideration when considering your child's name? Really? Are you going to live here forever? Your child? Wow.
Anonymous wrote:OP, would you really take DCUM responses into serious consideration when considering your child's name? Really? Are you going to live here forever? Your child? Wow.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Updated compilation list:
GIRLS:
Sophie/Sophia
Ella/Ellie/Elle
Eleanor/Nora
Stella
Ava
Eva
Evelyn
Mia/Maya/Maia/Malia
Isabelle/Isabella
Olivia
Lily/Lila/Lillian
Layla/Lola
Grace
Claire
Caroline
Julia
Leah
Lucy
Zoe
Maggie
Molly
Emma/Emily
Chloe
Charlotte
Annabelle/Anna
Alexandra/Alexandria
Madeline
Madison
Addison
Hannah
Harper
Quinn
Anya
Alanna (really?)
BOYS:
Jack/Jackson
Liam/William
Aiden (and all that rhyme)
Max
Alexander
Charlie
Henry
Joe/Joseph/Josiah
Benjamin
Owen
Elijah
Sam
Jacob
Finn
Quinn
Mason
Micah
Matthew
Lucas
Noah
Tyler
Theo
Harrison
Gavin
Dylan
Eric
Michael
What's amazing to me is how so many of these sound alike, like Ava/Eva and Ella/Stella/Isabella or Addison/Madison.
Did you really go through 8 pages of posts to compile this?
Anonymous wrote:Just curious--has anyone heard (or used) any of these supposed up-and-comer's?
Isla
Talullah-Demi Moore's DD and a former co-worker of mine named her DD that
Violet-one in DD's preschool class (3yo)
Penelope
Hazel-encountered one at a playground-an infant
Matilda
Phoebe
Scarlett
Willa
Seraphina
Clementine
Delilah
August
Bennett
Beckett
Atticus-encountered one at a store several years ago so he's probably 7 or 8 now
Asher
Dashiell
Milo-know one infant
Emmett-son of a former professor, probably age 11 or 12
Sebastian
Silas
Griffin-have encountered a few at day camp, playground, etc.
Jasper-name of former boss's cat![]()