did your LO's name make the cut?

easyBreezie · December 2009

I don't think DS' name will ever been even in the top 1,000. I didn't want anything close to popular but neither is my name.

Lizzyie325 · December 2009

We're at 61. I didn't even know if DS's name would be on the list. While there are a few little boys on here also named Thomas, I keep hearing how no one uses that name anymore.

heatherlane · December 2009

rssnlvr:
lol...there's no way her name will ever make a list in this country. It is, however, one of the top 5 names in the Ukraine. :-)

Maybe you'll start a trend...Alina is a beautiful name and people are always looking for something new and different. Don't hang out on the tri boards too much, LOL.

Chrysallys · December 2009

#81. I wish it didn't.

I will say that we can't find his name on anything personalized (except for a ugly placemat) and that is a far cry from my name. Hopefully that won't bum him out some day.

mrseggs · December 2009

Nope!

MelissaM9 · December 2009

DD name is number 67 on the boy list. LOL! We spell it Carcyn though.

anarivera · December 2009

Nope... Just her middle name #36

HisBoysCanSwim · December 2009

Yep his name made the cut.

GeneGoddess · December 2009

Nope. Perfectly normal and normally spelled name NOT in the top 100 (though it is if you do the official SSN rank where Madison =/= Maddisy'yn). Funnily enough, there were apparently two other girls born the same weekend at our hospital that kiddo was that had the same name as her.

I wanted a name common enough that people knew it as a name but not so common that there would be five in every class (and that includes phonetically identical names like Aden, Aiden, Aydin, Aedyn, etc etc etc).

petite_chou · December 2009

Hmmm, I thought DD name would have made top 100 but nope.

My DH's company sent out a newsletter with pictures of all the new babies of employees. Lots of Ava's and Sophia's and, of course, lots of Aidens, Braydens and Jaydens. There was even a Taiden. That's a new "aden" name I hadn't heard yet. It was for a boy.

tegl · December 2009

Yes, #11. I don't really mind, though, because I love his name.

LeahBeah1212 · December 2009

Nope!

I wanted something different but not TOO different. I've seen a few other people on here though with daughters named Keeley.

1SwtWld · December 2009

Number 88. Woot!

katypresson · December 2009

Yes. #37

PregoCC · December 2009

#21.

ttmccoot · December 2009

petite_chou:

Hmmm, I thought DD name would have made top 100 but nope.

My DH's company sent out a newsletter with pictures of all the new babies of employees. Lots of Ava's and Sophia's and, of course, lots of Aidens, Braydens and Jaydens. There was even a Taiden. That's a new "aden" name I hadn't heard yet. It was for a boy.

i have a friend from high school that named her son zayden.