Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I almost sixty and I had an aunt Marlene. Thinking names like Doreen, Marlene, Arlene, Eileen might make a come back. Let’s hear it for the “een” names!
I have a 4yo Colleen and so far we haven't met another.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Also consider that the nicknames aren’t popular anymore so we have William (who’s maybe Will or Liam), Daniel, Patrick, Christopher, Geoffrey or Jefferson, Thomas - just to name some examples straight from my life with teens.
Gen Xers with these names would have been Bill or Billy, Dan, Pat or Rick(y), Chris, Jeff and Tom or Tommy.
In my family’s situation, Dad is Bill and son is William.
Yep, I agreed with Daniel on the condition that there will be no nicknames. Seems like the rest of the moms felt the same: Daniel goes to school with Thomas and Gabriel, while my coworkers include Gabe and Tommy.
No-nickname moms are insufferable.
Yes, but inevitably their child winds up with a peer- or self-assigned nickname they HATE, and then spend the rest of their life grinding their teeth and saying “It’s GabRIEL” under her breath when all their sons college friends, his wife, and coworkers just call him Gabe.
Anonymous wrote:I almost sixty and I had an aunt Marlene. Thinking names like Doreen, Marlene, Arlene, Eileen might make a come back. Let’s hear it for the “een” names!
Anonymous wrote:Emma
Julia
Peter
Brandon
Brendon
Anonymous wrote:Lisa has an interesting history. It is one of the few names to make the #1 spot in the U.S., (from 1962-1969) in the 60s there were over 50,000 Lisa babies born per year. It fell out of the top 10 in 1976, then it practically disappeared.
Names tend to come back when people start honoring their grandparents, so this baby is due, as the first wave of those 50,000 Lisas are turning 60.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Also consider that the nicknames aren’t popular anymore so we have William (who’s maybe Will or Liam), Daniel, Patrick, Christopher, Geoffrey or Jefferson, Thomas - just to name some examples straight from my life with teens.
Gen Xers with these names would have been Bill or Billy, Dan, Pat or Rick(y), Chris, Jeff and Tom or Tommy.
In my family’s situation, Dad is Bill and son is William.
Yep, I agreed with Daniel on the condition that there will be no nicknames. Seems like the rest of the moms felt the same: Daniel goes to school with Thomas and Gabriel, while my coworkers include Gabe and Tommy.
No-nickname moms are insufferable.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Also consider that the nicknames aren’t popular anymore so we have William (who’s maybe Will or Liam), Daniel, Patrick, Christopher, Geoffrey or Jefferson, Thomas - just to name some examples straight from my life with teens.
Gen Xers with these names would have been Bill or Billy, Dan, Pat or Rick(y), Chris, Jeff and Tom or Tommy.
In my family’s situation, Dad is Bill and son is William.
Yep, I agreed with Daniel on the condition that there will be no nicknames. Seems like the rest of the moms felt the same: Daniel goes to school with Thomas and Gabriel, while my coworkers include Gabe and Tommy.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Maria
Claudia
Victoria
Susannah
Mary
Maria?! I know about ten.
Anonymous wrote:Allison
Daniela
Melissa
Marisa
Dawn
Samantha
Amanda
Kelly
Boy names are so much harder!
Rudy
Dominic
Lawrence
Cody
Cory
Sean
Greg