I'm obsessed with looking at names and what's popular/overused/trendy... What names are common in your LO ones DC or school? What are a few names you DON'T like? (I'm not trying to start anything, don't take it personally. We all have our opinions and style on names) I saw the name Jazzmyne on a school board the other day and thought that was pretty bad. Ky's are VERY over done here in IN- Kylie, Kayla, Kyler (including a billion variations on the spellings). The -en's are over done as well, Aiden, Braiden, Jaiden, Caden.... You get the idea. I REALLLLLY love Scarlette and Tessa for girl names. Our boy will be Miles (my maiden name)
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Re: Names- daycare, school- Best and worst
Love the name Scarlette!
I don't think I've seen any off the wall names at our school! On her side Sasha is the only other girl, and then there's Colin, Jack, Sterling, Gabriel, Beau, Austin...That's all the ones I can think of. There used to be an Ella, I liked that name too!
I have a nephew named Miles. Love it! Reed isn't in daycare, but I also think the "-en" names are a little overdone in our area too. I always look in the paper at the birth announcements. Lots of Bradens, Cadens, Jaydens, etc.
A name that has become popular that I just don't understand is Maddox. Sorry if there are any LOs here with that name. I think my SIL wants to use it as a middle name if they ever have another baby...
I haven't seen anything out of the ordinary besides the spelling. We have a Mackston and a Paitin. Don't quite get the spelling of these names, but whatev.
M doesn't go to DC, but I just have to share these names. I may have shared them before, I can't remember. Anyway, a girl I went to school with named her kids:
Kailynne
Alexyiss
Addacynn
Koletonn
Talk about misspelled names...... plus the girls all have two middle names, and the little boy has THREE
THREE middle names.
There is a boy in Hannah's daycare named Caten.
I tutor at an elementary school....sisters Allesya and Denesya stick out.
it's going to be a b!tch when they are older and have to sign legal papers with their full names. also Koletonn? really?
Wow these are crazy! The names are cute but the spellings are awful. And having 5 names has got to be a major PITA. Poor kids
ok this totally just made me giggle!
Well, my own name is very popular. It was #1 for the longest time. Almost every time I go shopping I hear some parent screaming the name "Emily!" I actually go by Emmy, but people I work with, or have worked with, know me only by Emily. Devin/Devon are pretty popular here.
I, too, love the name Scarlette. Mostly b/c Gone With The Wind is my favorite movie
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I used to work with a lot of 1st gen american kiddos: Ilya, Sushen, Nandita, Yuankai, Aadhya, Anyi, Yoyo sp?. But there were Jacksons, Henrys, Emmas, Payton, Landons, Carters, Annie(a), and tons of Sophie(a)s. Sorry if your DD is some variant of Sofia but all of my kiddos W/that name have seriously turned me off to it.
Our potential next child will be named Johannes (I love love LOVE it) and maybe paired with Samuel...dunno seeing as how I am back and forth about being one and done. But if the maybe baby is a DD she shall be named Dolly June!
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Maya's not in DC either, but a family member's ex-GF has a new baby with another guy and they named her Jazzalyn (I'm not sure of the spelling).
I also used to work with a girl named Gorgeous- who had sisters named Adorable and Precious- there was a 4th sister who's name I'm not sure of- but I think it was Beautiful. Gorgeous said their mom let their father pick all their names.
Big sister meeting little brother for the first time-
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Big sister meeting little brother for the first time-
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DD isn't in daycare, but this is a list of babies I know.
Girls: Abigail (x2), Audriana, Cordelia, Leah, Ava, Lily, Megan, Anna
Boys: Tristan, Harrison (x2), Griffin, Braeden, Isaac, Konner, Noah, Lucas, Hunter, Oliver, Cooper, Mason, Kai, Bryson, Nate
I used to work in a DC and saw a lot of Mia's, Jackson's, and Bella's.
**I also know a Harper (g) and Peyton (g).
Nothing that's really common- she is with maybe 6 other kids at max. There is a Laney, which I think is cute.
I teach high school...and you get some great names on class rosters. There has been: Cliche, De'ja Vu, La-ah (pronounced "la dash ah"), Shithead (pronounced sha-theed), Taquella (pronounced Ta-quay-la). I also have a decent number of Emilys (also my name...I like to think I was named before the trend, hahaha), Sydneys, and Rachels. There is a Harper at school this year and I love her name. Teaching makes naming your child a challenge- sometimes names conjure up bad memories..ek!
I used to teach dance on Saturdays - I didn't have anything too unusual but I did have 4 sets of sisters (4 families) that were Olivia and Sophia. I had 5 Isabella's and 1 girl named Randall.
AH! There was a news story here about a shooting, and two kids that were in the car (at 1am
) were named Adorable and Definest.
Owen hovered around 50 in terms if SSA popularity in 2010... but in ALL three baby rooms at DC there is an Owen
Here are the other names that I can remember in my son's room and the room next door:
Girls: Claire, Natalie, Samantha, Maya
Boys: Jack, Hunter, Kai, Kyle, Gabriel, Niko, Bryce
None too crazy in Callie's daycare (infant rooms)...there are a couple Indian families so those are definitely more unique (Aadish, Shrivan). There was a little girl named Riya (Ree-ya) who recently moved up to the toddler room. I LOVE the name. I don't know if it's Indian or just something her parents came up with, but I just love it.
Other names: Christian, Olivia, Jewel, Nathan....don't really know the rest.
Please tell me Shithead is made up! ROTFL
Nope! Our Social Studies chair taught the student! She said pronouncing it was the first challenge...but writing the name on the board...was bigger problem...haha!
A friend from school (we're talking way back to elementary school)...he andh is wife just had a baby 2 months before Stella, they named him Kai. I am not sure, but assuming there is some sort of meaning behind this (but, like you, nms).
Ugh, my coworker's DD is named Maddox. So NMS! It didn't seem like her style either, which suprprised me.
As for the names at Ty's DC - nothing too out of the ordinary. The names I can recall are: Olivia, Maya, Blake, Peyton, Alice, Mackenzie, Addison, Ethan,
Some of the trendy names around here are anything -en/yn ending (Cayden, Braden, Aiden, etc.) and Olivia and Jackson. I am over the -en names (Just way too many here), but I love Olivia and Jackson. When we first started discussing kids, like 6 years ago we discussed Jackson as a name, but a few summers ago THREE of DHs coworkers named their sons Jackson so we decided it was a bit much. I still like it though.
In Dexter's class, the kids are Emily, Brooks, Grayson, Abby, Ashley, and Hannah. Sounds about right for a day care at a big corporation full of middle-class working people.
I work with a girl whose name is Brittanniee. I mean, really.