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What names have you noticed getting more popular in 2010?

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bytheMoonlight · 14/08/2010 10:17

What do you think will be the popular names of 2010?

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zenoushka · 14/08/2010 10:52

Penelope and Florence - have come across quite a few recently!

SirBoobAlot · 14/08/2010 10:54

Lola, Rosie and Jack.

NiceCuppaT · 14/08/2010 10:55

Logan
Florence
Megan
Henry
know two of each born recently.

zenoushka · 14/08/2010 11:02

Isla also continues to be popular, I know of 3 born in the past 6 months.

DramaInPyjamas · 14/08/2010 11:06

Shellie/Shelly/Chelli/... is quite popular round here at the minute.

MrsJohnDeere · 14/08/2010 11:09

Benedict
Arlo
Cecily
Malachai (not sure of the spelling)

are suddenly very popular here for newborns.

LibertyGibbet · 14/08/2010 11:11

Jude for a boy and a girl.

Kitty
Elodie/Eloise/Elise are replacing Ella/Ellie
Florence
Harriet

And all the usual Jack, Harry, Oliver, William, Thomas, Ella, Charlotte, Isobel names that are continuing to be popular.

LibertyGibbet · 14/08/2010 11:12

Oh and American names/surname type names are v popular atm.

Harper, Tyler, Cole, Brandon etc

venusonarockbun · 14/08/2010 11:19

Lots of Haydens around.

Marjee · 14/08/2010 11:33

I've got a little Oscar which I didn't think was that common but I seem to have met loads at clinics, swimming and baby groups lately. Also Edward seems to be popular atm. For girls Lily, Ruby and Mia seem quite popular

LibertyGibbet · 14/08/2010 11:37

Oscar is very popular indeed here and has been for a few years.

Edward is apparently on the rise because of those books.

skyeplusbump · 14/08/2010 14:50

what books?!

zenoushka · 14/08/2010 14:55

Twilight Books.

horsechesnut · 14/08/2010 15:08

Talking of which - Jasper.

skyeplusbump · 14/08/2010 15:12

ohhh.

RatherBeOnThePiste · 14/08/2010 15:14

Clara
Eve

prozacfairy · 14/08/2010 15:48

Charlie
Max
Lola
Isla
Imogen
Ava
seem to be aleast 2 of each in the baby and toddler rooms at DD's nursery.

Also:

Jayden/kayden/Hayden/Brayden I've heard around town lately all blurgh imho especially Brayden. Makes me think of donkeys for some reason.

tummytickler · 14/08/2010 16:17

Apart from the usual I have noticed a few Agnes' and Willows this year. rather a lot in fact (I work with newborns which is why i have met so many Grin).

Also rather more 'rose' names that aren't Rose. Rosemary, Rosamund, Rosalind etc.

Can't think for boys, just more of the same i think. Arthur and Stanley are about to go through the roof i think, soooo many of those born lately.

lulabellamozerella · 14/08/2010 16:28

I don't know why but Jody for a boy is getting really popular around here (I know 4 who've been born in the last year)

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plonker · 14/08/2010 20:18

The last 3 baby girls that I know have been called Eve, Eve and Evie.

The last few boys have been Jack or Max

AT1137 · 14/08/2010 20:43

Eve, Evie, Oliver, George, Ruby - nearly EVERY baby boy I know of born recently is an Oliver and nearly every girl is an Evie or Eve!

sothisisitisit · 14/08/2010 20:47

Florence, Lola, Eloise, Elise and Felix all seem to be increasing in popularity.

Wigeon · 14/08/2010 20:51

I have an Eva, born 2008 - thought it was a lovely, slightly unusual but nonetheless classic name at the time - cannot belive the explosion of Evies and Evas since.

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