Anonymous wrote:If its not based on the social security data, its BS website nonsense.

What does the social security list say?

What are we, your research assistants?

If its not based on the social security data, its BS website nonsense.

What does the social security list say?

Love the name Mia

Anonymous wrote:I live in Wheaton and haven’t heard this name at all, despite having a second grader. So it’s fair that the name came from nowhere bc my kids’ ES is majority Latino.

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It’s a new name that is only now trending in latino communities. I bet there are some black communities where the name is trending as well.

You’ll see the name in kindergartens across MoCo and beyond in 5 years.

I think the fact this obscure name hit #1 in Maryland—and only Maryland—speaks volumes about demographic shifts.

I live in Wheaton and haven’t heard this name at all, despite having a second grader. So it’s fair that the name came from nowhere bc my kids’ ES is majority Latino.

Interesting!
Ailany is a pretty name.

Olivia has been a popular name for quite a while, right?