Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote: Ryerson? Ned Ryerson??

Watch out for that next step...it's a doozy!!!

Bing!

Nolia or Torin

Rax or Waylen

Anonymous wrote: Ryerson? Ned Ryerson??

Watch out for that next step...it's a doozy!!!

Ryerson? Ned Ryerson??

Anonymous wrote:Reece
Conrad
Curtis
Alvin
Douglas
Fletcher
Nataniel
Luca
Langston
Tristen
Tripp


Elisa
Eliana
Myra
Virginia
Kara
Cecilia
Halle
Hanna
Mcy
Emilia
Angelica
Colette
Mallory
Jillian
Karla
Karen
Octavia
Laurel
Julieta
Sloan
Greta
Maren


I got these out the later 500 of the top 1000 names for 2017 according to the SSA.

Don't like any of those boy names. How about Jay? Alan/Allen?

Love Greta and Maren! is Mcy supposed to be May?

Reece
Conrad
Curtis
Alvin
Douglas
Fletcher
Nataniel
Luca
Langston
Tristen
Tripp


Elisa
Eliana
Myra
Virginia
Kara
Cecilia
Halle
Hanna
Mcy
Emilia
Angelica
Colette
Mallory
Jillian
Karla
Karen
Octavia
Laurel
Julieta
Sloan
Greta
Maren


I got these out the later 500 of the top 1000 names for 2017 according to the SSA.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you want unpopular but not uncommon names, look to the baby boomers.

Pamela
Tami
Sheila
Susan
Debbie

Keith
Kevin
Craig

Haha...for that matter, for girls: Karen, Jennifer, Peggy, Nancy
for boys: Jason, Timothy, John and Michael (I kid you not, I've never seen a boy named either John or Michael at my kids school...)

Are you kidding? Jack/John was and is super popular! I count Jack as part of the John name.

Huh? Why? You assume that every child named Jack is actually named John?

NP. I just looked on the SS name list and John was actually #27 last year, so quite popular still (although I'd guess quite a few of those might go by Jack or another name--middle?) but John was ahead of owen and Luke. Michael was #12. And I actually personally know 4 kids under 10 named Michael. Didn't see Jason or Timothy in the top 100 but I was only skimming.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you want unpopular but not uncommon names, look to the baby boomers.

Pamela
Tami
Sheila
Susan
Debbie

Keith
Kevin
Craig

Haha...for that matter, for girls: Karen, Jennifer, Peggy, Nancy
for boys: Jason, Timothy, John and Michael (I kid you not, I've never seen a boy named either John or Michael at my kids school...)

Are you kidding? Jack/John was and is super popular! I count Jack as part of the John name.

Huh? Why? You assume that every child named Jack is actually named John?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you want unpopular but not uncommon names, look to the baby boomers.

Pamela
Tami
Sheila
Susan
Debbie

Keith
Kevin
Craig

Haha...for that matter, for girls: Karen, Jennifer, Peggy, Nancy
for boys: Jason, Timothy, John and Michael (I kid you not, I've never seen a boy named either John or Michael at my kids school...)

Are you kidding? Jack/John was and is super popular! I count Jack as part of the John name.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Uncommon names I like are Rosalie and Juniper for a girl and Ryerson for a boy.

That sounds like a virus, not a name.

It's a pretty common English last name.

Anonymous wrote:Uncommon names I like are Rosalie and Juniper for a girl and Ryerson for a boy.

That sounds like a virus, not a name.

Uncommon names I like are Rosalie and Juniper for a girl and Ryerson for a boy.

Why the focus on not in the top 500? What’s so special about 501 vs. 499? I say this as someone who happens to name both their kids names that have never cracked the top 1000, but because Inliked the names, not because I was trying to be unique and different.