Alice
Georgiana (Georgie)
Anabelle
Claire

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why does it matter if it's being used a lot? Don't you want your child to have a popular name?

Why would you want your kid to have a popular name?

Familiar, easy to spell, trendy. Why wouldn’t you? Never understood this “must find obscure name” thing — that sort of thinking begins the “precious little snowflake” mentality.

Anonymous wrote:Heather

Chandler, Duke or McNamara?

Here are the imaginary girls I never got to have so you can:

Annette
Jane
Susannah
Marianne
May/Mae
Corinna
Gloria
Celeste
Alice
Betsy (Elizabeth)
Joy

Sonja

Linnea

Annika

Anonymous wrote:Isabel - with Izzy as nickname.

Are you joking? Isabel is a lovely name but when you combine all the different spellings, it’s practically #1 in the country.

My kids are older so some of these might be more popular than I’m aware of:

Justine
Holly
Kira
Robin
Daniela
Astrid
Amy
Nadia
Nina
Karina/Carina
Iris

Isabel - with Izzy as nickname.

We also have a Louisa named a few years ago when it was in the 900s on the SS list, and have been surprised to meet quite a few (maybe 5-6?) Louisas in this area including 3+ at her school. Still love it, and it's not as common nationally.

Really like Marie, Rosalie/Rosemary (Rosie), Molly, Allison, Lila, Laura, Jill, Jane, Elaine (Laney).

I love Michelle

Adrienne

Robin

Danielle

Patricia

Sylvie

Holly

Alena (nn Lee) my Mother’s name and I haven’t met another. I would use it but we have all boys.