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It's that time again! List of babies born in Feb at my local hospital

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Fishpond · 04/03/2012 00:54

Think I'll do this for every month, quite fun for me to see the patterns and the slightly silly names, plus it assures me each month that no one has the name I have picked out for DC1 due in the summer Grin

Last month the girls definitely had the more "oddball" names but there weren't too many crazy offerings. This month is a different story!!

Tally of # girls vs. boys

January - 70 girls, 58 boys
Feburary - 51 girls, 67 boys

I have starred my particular "wowza" favorites Wink

Boys
Alexander
Aries
*Atreyu
Austin
Bentley x2
Braxton
Brentley
Braylon
Carter
Cash
Chance
Colton
Danny ?*Tripp?
Darion
Dawson
Easton
Elijah (+1 Eli)
Frank
Hayden
Hudson
Hunter x2
Jace
Jacob x2
*Jagur
Jason (+1 Jayson)
Jasper
Jaxton
Jayden
Jeremiah
Jonathan
Joseph
Josue
Keegan
Keylan
Kingston
Kyland
Leeland
Levi
Luke
Maddox
Mason
Nathan
Niko
Oliver
Patrick
*Raidyn
*Raylan
*Remington
Robert
*Sabin
*Talon
Tanner
*Trevin
Victor
*Waylon
Wesley
Wyatt
Zac

Girls
Aaliyah
*Abilene
Adalynn
Aleena
Alexandra
Alexandrea
Allison
Arianna
Aubrey
Brianna
Callie
Carlie
Danica
Dominique
Ella
Emma-Carline
Faith-Ann
Gabriella
Jaelynn
Kamyra
Katherine
Keelee
*Kennedi
Keirah
Khylee (+1 Kylee)
*Kolbie
Kyoko
Kyra
Larkin
Leah
Lilith
Lily (+1 Lilly)
*Livingston Shock
Madelyn
Mary
Mia
Mollee
Olivia x2
Paisley (+1 Paizley)
Patience
Peyton
Sophia
Sydney
Tatum
Willow
Xin

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Fishpond · 04/03/2012 00:55

Sorry to drip feed - forgot the explanation for those who may not have seen the December and January threads.

I live in the middle of the US somewhere in a community of roughly 100k. Haven't listed babies' middle names for discretion, although they are available. The parents have agreed to the babies being listed on the public website, they can opt out if they choose and obviously then I wouldn't be able to see the names, so the ones you see are the ones who have agreed. Smile

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ilovemybum · 04/03/2012 01:02

My DS's name hasn't appeared once on mn and i doubt it ever will!

LineRunner · 04/03/2012 01:07

I'm still trying to work past Braxton.

FilterCoffee · 04/03/2012 11:05

Thanks Fishpond, very interesting :)

cookielove · 04/03/2012 11:12

Wow, some of those are interesting, i thought it had to be American, as soon as i read Bentley.

SayBoo · 04/03/2012 11:13

I love that someone called their son Atreyu Grin

Why do Yanks love calling their girls Kennedy? I even know a Kinnidie. Outrageous.

pixiestix · 04/03/2012 11:14

Paizley - ouch.

Rhubarbgarden · 04/03/2012 13:46

My cousin has a Danica. I thought she'd made it up.

Aubrey for a girl is just wrong.

faeriemoo · 04/03/2012 13:53

~shudders~

Vanfurgstan · 04/03/2012 13:56

i love your name threads.
there are always a few bentleys.it seems to b a very popular name where u r

InSeine · 04/03/2012 14:34

Only just spotted that you are in the US, i was thinking that it didn't look like a very British list!

DilysPrice · 04/03/2012 14:38

Danica is OK I think, like the racing driver. But Kolbie is a shocker.

CointreauVersial · 04/03/2012 14:41

I know a Danica too. Quite a nice name.

Fishpond · 04/03/2012 16:48

I was particularly astonished by Livingston this month! I mean - really?! I guess they could call her Livi but still!

And yes there seem to be no end to the Bentley's. I think it's such an unattractive name, can't believe it's so popular Confused

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gallicgirl · 04/03/2012 16:53

I think some Americans seem to use the mother's maiden name as a child's name so maybe that accounts for Livingston.

I was wondering if you were in London because a lot of those names are erm...popular in some places.

BackforGood · 04/03/2012 17:00

Wow!
What else is there to say? Grin

Thanks for taking the time to type all those out!

StateofConfusion · 04/03/2012 17:01

At my brothers nursery school in england there's one family with a Jayden and a Coalby.

I also know of a Kylan and Leyland, all english people.

Fwiw, I think some of the above are nice names, just ruined by the type of people who screech them in public in my neck of the woods.

TheMonster · 04/03/2012 17:04

Braxton Shock

EdithWeston · 04/03/2012 17:12

Danica is a fairly common Slav name, pronounced Dan-ee-tsar.

mybootsaremuddy · 04/03/2012 17:19

Thank you fishpond. I have seen both the Dec and Jan lists you put up and it still amazes me what names some of thes poor children have been saddled with. But there are also some lovely names in the lists also.

I know that here in uk there are some Hmm names about but the Americans seem to make a hobby out of strange/unusual names. Im from NZ and there are some pretty weard names there but again id say that the americans win, for sure!

WhispersOfWickedness · 04/03/2012 17:21

Wow, thank you for doing this, really interesting Smile I will look out for it again next month Grin

swooosh · 04/03/2012 17:23

I actually quite like Aubrey, Paisley and Peyton Blush

5inthebed · 04/03/2012 17:28

Isn't Aubrey a boys name?

And again with the Brentley? Obviously a popular name. Lots of little Brentleys in the same class in a few years time.

DameFlatYouLent · 04/03/2012 17:30

Atreyu! Grin How will he ever live that one down?

EdithWeston · 04/03/2012 17:31

Aubrey is a boys name in Europe: it's a variant of Oberon/Auberon, King of the Fairies.