In an age of Isabellas and Lilys etc. what names are girls never ever called anymore?

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I think there are probably no baby girls called:
Andrea
Lisa
Joanne
Thelma
Michelle
Kelly
Amanda
Tracy
Karen
Tina
Wendy

If we want to be post modern we should start a revolition no names ending in 'ia' or double barrelled with Mae on the end.

I don't know of any babies called;

Jean
Christine
Helen
Maureen
Kathleen
Sharon
Tracy
Julie
Cheryl or Sheryl
Shirley
Nicola

-een and -ine names are very 'out' atm.

Sharon
Fanny

Susan, Yvonne, Lynn, Marie, Patricia, Judith, Karen, Sonia, Geraldine, Diane.

I'm Laura. Some names never go out of fashion

I know a baby Richard. Named after a family member though.

I don't think Sarah will ever be unpopular.
How about
Deirdre and Paula.

Lorna too

Edna and Aubrey

Mabel is definitely coming back, at least in the US. Bruce Willis's new baby is named Mabel. I've heard of other Mabels recently. There's a fashion for 1920s names at the moment. Pearl, etc.

And I quite like Ivy as a name. Cute, not too flowery, simple, unusual.

I think the 'K' names of the 80s are very out. Kimberly/ Kristen/ Kelly, etc.

Aubrey is very popular in the US. Definitely top 100! I'm a Laura and hated my name, had at least one other in my class all through school.

I'm a Julie (in my 40's) and my DD1's first and second names were listed as was DD2's second name. So I'm either ahead of the trend or really far behind it Both second names were "family" names.

When I was growing up I didn't like my name as my sisters all had long (3 or 4 syllable) names as did my friends at school. I wanted a long name. I think I've grown into it now I also have a cousin on each side of the family with the same name. Obviously my parent's generation didn't agonise over naming their offspring as much as us modern mum's

shockers I have a 17 month old Kathleen. (Though she is known as Kitty most of the time)

Sheila, Joyce, Maureen

Late to this thread I know but I think there's only a couple of hundred Tiffanys older than me. It was so uncommon when I was born that people either thought my mum had said Stephanie or thought she'd said Timothy (even though I was dressed in pink ). I get sooooooo pissed off when people refer to Eastenders, as I never watch it.