Give me classic early 00's names!

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For me biggest names of the time were Ellie, Olivia, Megan, Molly, Jessica, Katie, Lucy, Georgia

Sophie, Emily, Chloe, Katie, Olivia, Lauren for girls.

Charlie, Jack, Harry, Sam, Ollie and Dan for boys.

Abigail
Kirsty
Rebecca
Joanna
Danielle
Laura
Shannon
Samantha
Lauren
Amy
Hannah
Kelly
Jodie
Natasha

Nobody born in the early 00s is older than 23, and I can't think of a single person in that age group with most of those names called Joanna, Danielle, Shannon,, Samantha, Kelly or Jodie.

They are much more likely to be Megan, Lily, Summer, Amelia, Sophie, Poppy or Jessica.

My classes in the early 00s were full of children named George, Cameron, Connor, Oscar, Emily, Chloe, Phoebe, Olivia and Isabelle/Isabella/Bella/Izzy. I had a lot of children who were known by first name and surname due to so many multiples.

They are much more likely to be Megan, Lily, Summer, Amelia, Sophie, Poppy or Jessica.

Agree. Although Sophie seems pretty ageless.

Also multiples off Tyler, Jake and Connor at our school. I don’t know any Tyler’s that aren’t aged between 20 and 25.

Tom, George, Harry, Charlie, William. Alexander, Oscar, Isaac, Roman, Ed/Ned, Felix, Bobby,
Ella, Katie, Annie, Ivy, Matilda, Evie, Olivia, Martha, Rosie

Chloe and Harry

At my school it was

Amy
Jade
Michaela
Jessica
Leanne
Emily
Melanie
Emma
Lottie
Natasha
Paige

Ryan
Darren
Connor
Tom
Adam
Kieran
Sam
Ben
Lewis
Ollie

Like me I think pp interpreted the thread to means kids who were school age in the early 2000s so born in the 90s. Think we got it wrong!

It's a common surname in my area and surnames are very popular as first names here.

Ruby, Danielle, Olivia, Katie, Amy, Joelle, Sophie, Lily, Bethany

Noah, Bailey, Lewis, Iain, Adam, Barclay, Alastair, Harry, Ben

Early 00s I think of:-

Jack, Joshua, Charlie, Harry, Callum, Connor, Ryan, Tyler, Liam, Jamie, Daniel, Dylan, Jake, Ben(jamin), Sam(uel), Luke, Lewis, Nathan, Cameron, Bradley, Brandon, Jordan, Jayden, Aiden, Reece, Alfie

Chloe, Jessica, Sophie, Ellie, Emily, Megan, Hannah, Lauren, Georgia, Charlotte, Lucy, Caitlin, Katie, Bethany, Abbie, Amy, Rebecca, Jade, Zoe, Jasmine, Holly, Madison, Summer, Isabel, Ella, Lily, Grace

I started teacher training (for primary) in 2006 and pretty much all the kids I had on placement (between 2006-2010, so born late 90s-early 00s) had one of these names. There's so much more variety these days.

Names I children I taught who were born between 2000 and 2005 included:

Alexandra, Aliya, Alice, Amber, Celest, Bethany, Camilla, Catherine, Chloe, Daisy, Eliza, Elizabeth, Ellie, Emily, Eva, Evelyn, Fenella, Flora, Georgia, Georgina, Harriet, Holly, Hope, Isabel, Isabella, Jasmine, Jemima, Karina, Madeleine, Matilda, Mia, Nyah, Olivia, Phoebe, Poppy, Rachel, Robyn, Rosie, Sadie, Scarlett, Sophie, Victoria, Zara

Aaron, Alexander, Alfie, Angus, Archie, Arnie, Dominic, Edward, Freddie, George, Guy, Hal, Harvey, Henry, Isaac, James, Joseph, Joshua, Matthew, Max, Morgan, Oscar, Robin, Samuel, Sebastian, Thomas, Toby, William

I left out any unusual names or names from other cultures/countries.
The names from that list that were used the most often were:

Alexandra, Alice, Chloe, Emily, Flora, Harriet, Mia
Alexander, Freddie, George, Henry, James, Joshua, Samuel, Toby, Willaim

Where I worked at the time, all the baby boys were called Cameron and the girls were called Jade.