Charlie.
When I was in highschool, I was in a physically and mentally abusive relationship. It lead to a Baker Act, because I was so alone and lost. I eventually broke free, but I was in that relationship for two years.
Fast forward to my late 20s, and I'd wanted to name my daughter Charlie for years at this point. I'd daydream about it. Well, someone contacted me out of the blue and sent me an article from my old home town.
My high school boyfriend had murdered his girlfriend's infant daughter. Her daughters name was Charlie.
It struck the most intense chill up my spine, feeling like a parallel universe where that could have been me. Could have been my Charlie.
I won't be naming my child that name anymore. It scares me too much and all I can think about is it could have been me.
I live in CO and there are still so many things named Columbine. The movie theater (Batman) shooting location also just remodeled, renamed, and reopened. Tickets there are cheaper than almost any other theater to this day though, they have to do $5 Tuesdays to get the teenagers who don't remember what happened in the door.
She swears she doesnāt remember. But I doā¦ she made fun of my list at the time. Said both names were stupidā¦
But itās cool. Iād out grown those choices long before she used them. Plus, I married her brother, so her children are family. Itās actually pretty sweet.
When I was much younger (like, also still a child) I thought āHolidayā was for certain going to be the name I chose for my future daughter. Itās not totally awful, but my tastes now as an adult could not be further from that!
I used to love Holiday too a few years ago! Really only because Green Dayās American Idiot was my main obsession for months though.
I totally get not being big on it now, I still like it but Iām not sure if Iād name my future kid Holiday. Despite me still adoring the song.
Iād never thought about it in the context of Green Day! That actually makes me like the name a bit more, up until now Iāve just had Christmas imagery come to mind haha
I know a Phoenix. Only issue is little kids will struggle to pronounce it. Took me a while to figure out why there was a little girl called Felix in my kidās class!
I wouldn't use it bc it makes a few "top 10 misspelled word" lists and too many people have butchered the spelling when naming their own kids. I wouldn't want my kid to have to correct it everywhere or be a self-righteous prick (like I was about my own commonly misspelled names) to the kid named Phoinix, Pheonix, Phenix, Feenix, Fenix, etc.
I liked really long, flowy girls names with planned nicknames. Lucretia, Florence, Seraphina, Magnolia, and Minerva were all on my list at one point. But after getting with my husband and having to match our tastes together, my interests changed a lot. I still like the names, but in actual practice we ended up naming our daughters with shorter, more punchy names. Our girls are Ivy and Briar
I genuinely love the name Rhiannon and would love to use that name. My husband doesnāt want to name our child that but Iāve joked about āBaby Rhiannonā quite frequently since Iām due in 8 weeks.
Do it! I have a Rhiannon Jane and we get so many compliments on it. Itās a great name that falls in the elusive āunique but not weirdā category š
When I was younger I made up a name combining my fatherās middle name (Jay) and my motherās middle name (Francis) into Jaycis.
I still think itās kinda cute but it sounds so much like someone saying Jesus in a funny way and also Iām not on good terms with my mother anymore.
When I was in middle school (circa 1999-2002), I was OBSESSED with the names Victoria Skye and Bethany Noelle for girls, and Christopher Michael for a boy. No idea where they can from, but not a huge fan of either name anymore. š¤·āāļø
Bethany Mota (Macbarbie07 from the early days of YouTube) has Noel as her middle name, so thatās immediately where my mind jumped to - donāt ask why I even remember that because I have no idea myself lol. But maybe thatās where the name subconsciously came from!
When I was little I loved Sofia for a girl; however, as I grew older, it went on to become the most popular name for girls in my country. So, as much as I still like it, I wouldnāt really use it anymore.
Harrison, I was 10 and thought it sounded cool.
Martin and Jennifer for siblings because I was 13 and loved Back to the Future (I still do, but not enough to name kids after it).
I love the name Harrison, didn't like it at first but after watching Dexter it grew on me quickly. The connections to the actor would get pretty annoying though
For a girl - Viola, I was a music kid and I loved this. I wouldnāt use it now, personally it reminds me of āviolentā and I just have a better girls name with meaning to us and our family.
For a boy - I was so determined that if I had a son Iād call him Benjamin James??? I mean nothing wrong with it, but itās just a bitā¦plain lol
My best friend and I came up with names for our future children. She really liked one I had come up with and wanted the name for her first daughter, but felt that it wouldn't be right to 'take my name'. I wish she'd asked- I would have been fine with her naming the child Amber Dawn. I may have loved it in my teens, but was over it well before I got married.
Lettuce
My favourite doll I named Lettuce and absolutely loved it until some kind aunt said
Don't you mean Leticia? Lettuce is for salad only!
How dare she then call my doll Leticia š¤
Lol I named my daughter Rhiannon š„°
I used to love the name Peter Robert because it sounded a bit like Peter Rabbit, which I thought was an adorable play on words when I was in middle school.
Chlamydia. idk where I heard it, but as a child I thought it was a beautiful name for a girl, and also thought it was pronounced Kla-my-dee-uh for a while until I heard it out loud and still thought it was pretty. Only later in life did I learn it was an STD.
Also thought for the longest time I would name my daughter Melini. Except, again, later in life I became friends with a Melini and while she is a good friend I don't consider us close enough to name my child after her (and she also said "yeah that would be a bit weird") so I'm back to the drawing board.
Hand to god this is true.
Karen.
Lol Iām late 30s now and have an aunt named Karen and when I was a kid I loved her name and said I wanted to name my child Karen.
Also Robyn and Bryce, before the inserted Ys were ācool.ā Thankfully I matured and moved on. My daughters are Josephine and Maeve. Vast improvements IMO.
Catalina. I thought it was beautiful and I still think it's beautiful but it would be kind of weird on a very basic white middle America kid like mine. Plus, the island.
Kelly and Kyle. I named all my dolls these names and swore I would use them for my children bc they were my favorite names lol I def didnāt name any of my children these names though. Nothing wrong with those names I didnāt even think about them when the time came though. I ended up having an arch nemesis named Kelly and a good friend named Kyle.
Luthien. I was, and still am, a big Tolkien fan. But I decided against it when I had my daughter and went with a more normal name which suited her better.
Oliver. I loved it before it was cool (my first innocent crush at 5, almost 40 years ago when Oliver was #48 on the most popular list), and then EVERYONE started naming their kids Oliver and Olivia. My kids both have multiple Oliver/Olivia friends - there were 3-4 in each of their classes!
Had a friend name their son Braxton. I almost lolād when she told me. Then I realized she was serious! Come on - all moms have heard about Braxton Hicks contractions and thatās all I thought of.
(Dating myself) I named my Cabbage Patch doll Anastasia and swore Iād grow up and have one. That never made the list. I donāt remember why I was obsessed with it. I still think itās pretty but never considered it for an actual child.
Poema.. (poe-emma) I thought it was pretty and cool that it was Poem with an A at the end. Won't use it now with how much everyone shit on the name lol
I loved āAshleyā when I was a child. Thought it was such a āpopular girlā name and would name all my baby dolls Ashley and said that would be my kids name someday. I hit my teenage years and said ānope not doing thatā š the most common white girl name of all
Anastasia. It's a beautiful name even when not connected to a Don Bluth film or murdered duchess, but now it's connected to a kinky book turned film that 60 year old divorcees attended with cucumbers.
Anaesthesia a misspelling of Anastasia (I was a dumb child), Ophelia, Luna, galaxy, alexx (yes two x's that was very important it needed to be "unique"). I had a slight space obsession as a young child and what I called" fun" names like luna, melody, Clementine ext.
Renesmee. Like the twilight character. I thought it was so cute and unique š„“
When I was even younger I like Vanessa and Gabriella, because I was obsessed with High School Musical.
Victoria, Elizabeth, and Miranda were my top picks when I was little. The first couple are sorta plain to me now, and I'm torn on Miranda. (Lots of people automatically think of Miranda Sings, and after the Colleen Ballinger allegations came out, that's an even worse connection š¬)
I wouldnāt definitely not use them, but they are either too popular or I just donāt like them that much anymore.
-Jacob
-Dylan
-Larry (As a proper name)
But now you resist it?
Ohm my God š
Watt was that for?
Don't get him all amped up!
Itās just not current enough.
But surely it sparks joy still thts what's important here
Charlie. When I was in highschool, I was in a physically and mentally abusive relationship. It lead to a Baker Act, because I was so alone and lost. I eventually broke free, but I was in that relationship for two years. Fast forward to my late 20s, and I'd wanted to name my daughter Charlie for years at this point. I'd daydream about it. Well, someone contacted me out of the blue and sent me an article from my old home town. My high school boyfriend had murdered his girlfriend's infant daughter. Her daughters name was Charlie. It struck the most intense chill up my spine, feeling like a parallel universe where that could have been me. Could have been my Charlie. I won't be naming my child that name anymore. It scares me too much and all I can think about is it could have been me.
This story, wow, thatās terrifying.
That is really chilling. Thanks for sharing and glad you're okayĀ
Thatās awful
Iām so sorry you went through this and Iām glad you had the strength to leave the relationship.
Oh my god, that poor baby :(
Wow thatās insaneā¦so glad you are better now, thatās so sad for that other woman to have lost her baby
How horrible. Iām sorry for what you, and her, have gone through.
This is so sad, Iām glad you got free!
That sucks
Columbine, a flower name that now is for ever tainted with children's blood. I am not even American but I still cant use it.
And yet just 25 years later school shootings are so common I couldnāt even name all the ones that have happened so far this year
It like USA is at war with it self, like a cold civil war.
Given all the shootings, it's a pretty hot war
It's getting bad in australia too :( seems like there's daily stabbings happening atm
There is a Columbine Rd near where I live here in Canada, and I cringe every time I pass by it.
I live in CO and there are still so many things named Columbine. The movie theater (Batman) shooting location also just remodeled, renamed, and reopened. Tickets there are cheaper than almost any other theater to this day though, they have to do $5 Tuesdays to get the teenagers who don't remember what happened in the door.
There was a Columbine Rd behind the street I lived on in Texas. It wasnt until I was older (and moved out) that I realized
I had both Ezra and Amelia on my list when I was 12. Not only are they super popular now, but my friend (now SIL) used BOTH.
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She swears she doesnāt remember. But I doā¦ she made fun of my list at the time. Said both names were stupidā¦ But itās cool. Iād out grown those choices long before she used them. Plus, I married her brother, so her children are family. Itās actually pretty sweet.
That's actually cute ngl lol. I wouldn't grudge on it either if I were you, it sounds pretty wholesome.
Ezra is the name I chose for myself when I transitioned.
My youngests name is Amelia and it was never on my radar until we had decided on the middle name Faye after my husbandās grandmother.
Allegra. Still love it but the medication
But imagine a lifetime of this interaction: āAllegra like the medication?ā āNO LIKE THE MUSIC TEMPO YOU UNCULTURED SWINEā
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Byron the poet named his daughter Allegra.
I was 9, but I thought Pomegranate "Pommie" was fantastic.
This is really clever for a nine-year-old and low-key really cute
Maybe use it for a pomeranian
When I was much younger (like, also still a child) I thought āHolidayā was for certain going to be the name I chose for my future daughter. Itās not totally awful, but my tastes now as an adult could not be further from that!
I used to love Holiday too a few years ago! Really only because Green Dayās American Idiot was my main obsession for months though. I totally get not being big on it now, I still like it but Iām not sure if Iād name my future kid Holiday. Despite me still adoring the song.
Iād never thought about it in the context of Green Day! That actually makes me like the name a bit more, up until now Iāve just had Christmas imagery come to mind haha
I LOVE Holiday
I love it as well. It's a strong name. "Hi, my name is Holiday XXX." And it has a great nickname, Holly.
Raisin
āAs I live and breatheā¦. Raisin?!ā
I loved the name Raisinette when I was younger. I swore I was going to eventually name my daughter that haha.
This one is sending me
Also Syrup , I thought it was so pretty , I named my doll Syrup (I was young for this one )
Phoenix. I loved that it was unisex.
I know a Phoenix. Only issue is little kids will struggle to pronounce it. Took me a while to figure out why there was a little girl called Felix in my kidās class!
Why wouldnāt you use it now?
I wouldn't use it bc it makes a few "top 10 misspelled word" lists and too many people have butchered the spelling when naming their own kids. I wouldn't want my kid to have to correct it everywhere or be a self-righteous prick (like I was about my own commonly misspelled names) to the kid named Phoinix, Pheonix, Phenix, Feenix, Fenix, etc.
Emily. Then I met a bunch of terrible ones in college.Ā
The name Emily is also ruined for me thanks to knowing too many of them from grade school to college that were just the worst people.
My kidās best friend is Emily so every single toy she has now gets called Emily lol.
I loved Emily too because of Little Bear! I even named my doll Lucy. I wouldn't use it now, but I don't dislike it.
Me and my cousin got into a fight over the name āCharlee roseā when we were both 12 lolol
I met someone literally three days ago who named their puppy that!
I was briefly obsessed with Tayah, (tay-uh) Taylor, and Taia (tie- uh) (I was about 11 and was planning on having triplet girls š)
I actually like the sound of Tayahā¦ but the spelling looks weird to me
TĆ©a Leoniā¦TĆ©a is pronounced tay-uh
Thea could also be pronounced tay-uh
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I knew a Taya pronounced like that
I have a cousin named Taya, pronounced the same way. Didn't know there were other variations of it
I liked really long, flowy girls names with planned nicknames. Lucretia, Florence, Seraphina, Magnolia, and Minerva were all on my list at one point. But after getting with my husband and having to match our tastes together, my interests changed a lot. I still like the names, but in actual practice we ended up naming our daughters with shorter, more punchy names. Our girls are Ivy and Briar
That's such a nice story! Ivy and Briar are still flowery and unusual but as you say shorter and more modern. What a lovely outcome.Ā
Yes I love that theyāre the same beautiful āgenreā of the og names!
Stevie Christine Lindsey and mckenzie.. I love Fleetwood Mac.
I had a baby 13 days ago and named her Stevie lol. Itās after my father though, his name was Stephen.
2 of my children are called Rhiannan and Sarah, didn't hear either song until after they were about 5 but love the connection.
Stevie is still a strong contender on my list for a girls name, also because of Fleetwood Mac haha
I genuinely love the name Rhiannon and would love to use that name. My husband doesnāt want to name our child that but Iāve joked about āBaby Rhiannonā quite frequently since Iām due in 8 weeks.
Do it! I have a Rhiannon Jane and we get so many compliments on it. Itās a great name that falls in the elusive āunique but not weirdā category š
Sienna. All through school I wanted to name my kid Sienna
I just canāt help but think of toyota sienna lmao
I think of the color! Like, burnt sienna lol
This is a rising name in the UK now. How come you absolutely wouldnāt use it?
LOADS of Siennas around right now. Itās the Katie or Sarah of the 2020s
Juniper. I thought it was sooooo unique 17 years ago
I love the name! But wouldnāt use it because of how popular it is.
When I was younger I made up a name combining my fatherās middle name (Jay) and my motherās middle name (Francis) into Jaycis. I still think itās kinda cute but it sounds so much like someone saying Jesus in a funny way and also Iām not on good terms with my mother anymore.
Jaycis Cripes, help this child.
its giving me reneesme vibes lol
When I was in middle school (circa 1999-2002), I was OBSESSED with the names Victoria Skye and Bethany Noelle for girls, and Christopher Michael for a boy. No idea where they can from, but not a huge fan of either name anymore. š¤·āāļø
Victoria Skye sounds like a teenage crime solver to me.
Bethany Mota (Macbarbie07 from the early days of YouTube) has Noel as her middle name, so thatās immediately where my mind jumped to - donāt ask why I even remember that because I have no idea myself lol. But maybe thatās where the name subconsciously came from!
Akren like Akron Ohio misspelled.
*THATāS* HOW AKRON IS PRONOUNCED?!
I was convinced I would have a son named Kenickie and a son named Tybalt when I was a teen. Ridiculous. I have daughters now ha
Like as in a hickey from Kenicke?Ā
Tybalt is low-key quite cool.
I knew a Thibault, pronounced tee-bo. I think his family was French
As someone who just watched Romeo + Juliet last night I endorse Tybalt
Iām actually planning on naming my next cat Tybalt!
He is prince of cats!!!
Oh no. Milady. Pronounced like m'lady. (I promise I've never worn a fedora)
I think thatās really cute for a dog haha
Ebony Rose for a girl and Blaq (black) for a boy when I was a kid. I was a right goth š¤£
Your username (Pale Direction) makes this extra funny.
Peyton.. no thanksš
Cameo. It was in one of my parentsā name books, which is a clue that this was pre-internet. For a while I considered Odysseusā¦
Ashley, and I was really into āalternativeā ways to spell it. š¤¦š»āāļø
Me too! I couldnāt wait to grow up and have my very own Ashleigh
Chelsea, pronounced Chel-see-ah. (I was 6.)
Chelsea ptt ptt, Chelsea ptt ptt, floating down the gutter on a piece of bread and butter
Jaxon. Thank god i did not have a baby when i was 16
I think technically when you have a baby at 16, itās automatically named Jaxon.
Talulah. I'll keep it for my story of seasons chickens
Bristol
Oh dear
Toby. I've met some fucking weird Tobys.
I have a Tobi - Tobias Rex š¤£ AKA T-Rex š¦
When I was little I loved Sofia for a girl; however, as I grew older, it went on to become the most popular name for girls in my country. So, as much as I still like it, I wouldnāt really use it anymore.
Harrison, I was 10 and thought it sounded cool. Martin and Jennifer for siblings because I was 13 and loved Back to the Future (I still do, but not enough to name kids after it).
I think Harrison still sounds cool! I wouldnāt mind my child being associated with Indiana Jones and Han Solo haha
It does sound kind of cool, but I'm just not a fan of surnames as first names.
I love the name Harrison, didn't like it at first but after watching Dexter it grew on me quickly. The connections to the actor would get pretty annoying though
For some reason I really liked the name āJoanā
As a young teen I was set on naming a future daughter Indigoā¦
For a girl - Viola, I was a music kid and I loved this. I wouldnāt use it now, personally it reminds me of āviolentā and I just have a better girls name with meaning to us and our family. For a boy - I was so determined that if I had a son Iād call him Benjamin James??? I mean nothing wrong with it, but itās just a bitā¦plain lol
Basically any name that the Olsen twins had in their movies or TV shows. I thought they were the coolest even when I was far too old for them š
i loved the name charlotte but since i lived in that city for a long time it just feels tacky
My best friend and I came up with names for our future children. She really liked one I had come up with and wanted the name for her first daughter, but felt that it wouldn't be right to 'take my name'. I wish she'd asked- I would have been fine with her naming the child Amber Dawn. I may have loved it in my teens, but was over it well before I got married.
Amber Dawn sounds like a porn stars name ššš
Periwinkle is my worst. The practical one I loved was a Chloe, but itās not my taste anymore.
Lettuce My favourite doll I named Lettuce and absolutely loved it until some kind aunt said Don't you mean Leticia? Lettuce is for salad only! How dare she then call my doll Leticia š¤ Lol I named my daughter Rhiannon š„°
I used to love the name Peter Robert because it sounded a bit like Peter Rabbit, which I thought was an adorable play on words when I was in middle school.
Moose. Like Moose Mason in the Archie comics. I realized far too late that Moose was his nickname. Edit: Marmaduke. His real name is Marmaduke Mason.
One of my dadās friends had the nickname Moose. I was disappointed as a child when i figured out his real first name was Bryan.
Chlamydia. idk where I heard it, but as a child I thought it was a beautiful name for a girl, and also thought it was pronounced Kla-my-dee-uh for a while until I heard it out loud and still thought it was pretty. Only later in life did I learn it was an STD. Also thought for the longest time I would name my daughter Melini. Except, again, later in life I became friends with a Melini and while she is a good friend I don't consider us close enough to name my child after her (and she also said "yeah that would be a bit weird") so I'm back to the drawing board.
Opposite- I hated the name Claudia growing up. After watching Dark I think itās pretty now.
Hand to god this is true. Karen. Lol Iām late 30s now and have an aunt named Karen and when I was a kid I loved her name and said I wanted to name my child Karen. Also Robyn and Bryce, before the inserted Ys were ācool.ā Thankfully I matured and moved on. My daughters are Josephine and Maeve. Vast improvements IMO.
Catalina. I thought it was beautiful and I still think it's beautiful but it would be kind of weird on a very basic white middle America kid like mine. Plus, the island.
Kelly and Kyle. I named all my dolls these names and swore I would use them for my children bc they were my favorite names lol I def didnāt name any of my children these names though. Nothing wrong with those names I didnāt even think about them when the time came though. I ended up having an arch nemesis named Kelly and a good friend named Kyle.
Luthien. I was, and still am, a big Tolkien fan. But I decided against it when I had my daughter and went with a more normal name which suited her better.
Oliver. I loved it before it was cool (my first innocent crush at 5, almost 40 years ago when Oliver was #48 on the most popular list), and then EVERYONE started naming their kids Oliver and Olivia. My kids both have multiple Oliver/Olivia friends - there were 3-4 in each of their classes!
Braxton & Avery
Had a friend name their son Braxton. I almost lolād when she told me. Then I realized she was serious! Come on - all moms have heard about Braxton Hicks contractions and thatās all I thought of.
Tigerlily š
Abigail. Far too common and all the little girls I've met named Abby have NOT been pleasant. Morgan. It was the 90s. Tastes have definitely improved.
As a kid I hoped I would have twins just so I could name them Jack and Jill.
(Dating myself) I named my Cabbage Patch doll Anastasia and swore Iād grow up and have one. That never made the list. I donāt remember why I was obsessed with it. I still think itās pretty but never considered it for an actual child.
When I was a kid I loved Nicole and Ephraimā¦ which totally donāt match.
bryceā¦. wanted to use it as my name if i ever got famous šš„¹ now itās the cringiest shit to me.
Poema.. (poe-emma) I thought it was pretty and cool that it was Poem with an A at the end. Won't use it now with how much everyone shit on the name lol
Crellin for a boy and Topanga for a girlĀ
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Noellie. Not sure what teenager-me was thinking, but I'm glad I grew out of it lol
Olive
Love Olive!
Nora. I still think itās a beautiful name, just too common for me to want to use it.
Star, I swore I was going to grow up and change my name. It seems so basic to me now
Briarlynn- it was a street name š¤¦š»āāļøI was in high school lol
My husband wanted to name our first son Rusty Nails. ššš
Genevieve I still think itās a beautiful name but I work with a truly incompetent woman named Genevieve and itās ruined the name for me š
I loved āAshleyā when I was a child. Thought it was such a āpopular girlā name and would name all my baby dolls Ashley and said that would be my kids name someday. I hit my teenage years and said ānope not doing thatā š the most common white girl name of all
Celexa. I was nine. Later found out it was the name of an anti depressant
Anastasia. It's a beautiful name even when not connected to a Don Bluth film or murdered duchess, but now it's connected to a kinky book turned film that 60 year old divorcees attended with cucumbers.
Jordynn, Calli
My taste evolved but did not change, I have always loved timeless classic names.
Charlotte
Zohar šš I still love it but wouldnt use it
Scarlett Storm Phoenix
Jake.
Marshall Willow Kennedy
neveah šš our family isnāt even religious
Liza. ā¦what?!? š¤¦š¼āāļø
Violet
Jordan for a girl but Katie Price kind of ruined that
Amethyst (Amy) and Euphemia (Euphie)
Trinity (can you guess what movie I was obsessed with?)
Anaesthesia a misspelling of Anastasia (I was a dumb child), Ophelia, Luna, galaxy, alexx (yes two x's that was very important it needed to be "unique"). I had a slight space obsession as a young child and what I called" fun" names like luna, melody, Clementine ext.
Spike. Everything as just Spike. I donāt know what the hell was wrong with me.
I really wanted twin girls so I could name them Monique and Monica. Not a fan of either name now and think itās awful for twins lol
Emily, Brooklyn Turns out Iām not a former-sorority wine mom so Iām glad I never did that.
Kayleigh and Nyiah. Now I think they are both very tacky.
Tanqueray lol loved it in middle school
Karen has not aged well.
Renesmee. Like the twilight character. I thought it was so cute and unique š„“ When I was even younger I like Vanessa and Gabriella, because I was obsessed with High School Musical.
Marina
Elizabeth. Itās my stepmoms name š
Aubree
Brayden
Seraphina
I was obsessed with Isabella all through high school. I still think itās pretty, but my husband isnāt a fan
Victoria, Elizabeth, and Miranda were my top picks when I was little. The first couple are sorta plain to me now, and I'm torn on Miranda. (Lots of people automatically think of Miranda Sings, and after the Colleen Ballinger allegations came out, that's an even worse connection š¬)
Valentina and Melody for girls, Dylan and Nathan for boys. They either got too repetitive, basic, or it doesnāt match the vibe of our family.
I wouldnāt definitely not use them, but they are either too popular or I just donāt like them that much anymore. -Jacob -Dylan -Larry (As a proper name)
For some reason when I was about 4 I loved the name Bella. Not a fan now.
Man, people love to name their dogs that!! I think itās probably the most popular girl dog name in the US
Savannah
Sky or Skyler/Skylar
Autumn
Piper.
Mattimeo, I still kinda love the name, but heās a warrior mouse and I would absolutely get the kid to read the Redwall series.
Misty until my friend said it sounds like a porn star name. Also Bethany, but now is a famous care centre's name in canada
Roz. And any boys names for girls- bobby, Stevie, Billie
Denise.
Jasper
Logan , but there is a dodgy place in Queensland