Would you assume someone with the name Natasha was born in December?

[Bsaunders4231]

It means “Christmas Day”and i have a daughter due in October but im concerned it’s not sound right on someone not born near Christmas. I just think this name is very classy and pretty and isn’t really heard of nowadays. Thoughts?

Nope - I had no idea...

I do expect Hollys to be born in December, but they rarely seem to be!

Have known a few Natasha/Tashas over the years and only know one of their birthdays which was May. Didn’t seem out of place at all.

And I’m born on Christmas Day.

No, not at all. I wouldn't even assume it about a Natalie. Both names are too common (though not currently) and the Christmas link not widely enough known for it to be an assumption, imo.

My eldest, now adult, daughter is a Natasha. She was born in July.

No. Never heard that before.

Holly, Ivy, Carol, Noelle - yes.

Nope, not even remotely.

Nope, I’m a March baby.

It would never occur to me to think that.

I really wouldn’t worry about it, OP.

People are called Claudia, very few of them are actually lame.

My name means ‘devoted to God’. Believe me, I am not.

No. I do know the meaning of the name and understand the reasoning, but I think it is used all the year round in the UK and very few people would make the connection. As a nation we don't seem to be all that well informed about the meanings of names - obviously we all are, the people who are interested enough in names to go on a talkboard to discuss them, but I've lost count of the people I've met who don't even know the meaning of their own names. I would no more expect a Natasha to be born around Christmas time nowadays than I would expect a Thomas to be a twin.

It’s just a name, if you like it, use it 🤷‍♀️

No, I know 2 Natasha's neither born in December

My cousin is Natalie - she's not a December birthday either. Don't worry

No I wouldn't and it's a pretty name.

Not even remotely...