People don't name their baby daughters "JUDY" anymore

Ask Wentsworth, he and Beauregard came up with a comprehensive list a few years back.

everything has a season, a lot of the old names are back in favor.

When my mom was pregnant with my sister, my mom wanted to name her Dody...lol the nurse wasn't having it and talked my mom into Judy...whew, sister dodged that bullet

Dodi was my mom's nickname! it would not do for a real name.


her name was Dolores

Denise Dianne, Sandy and Deborah

Eula ?

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I was not making fun of it

was simply the first thing I thought of when I saw it

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The name Eileen has died out in the USA, maybe a few still in Ireland.

Ok

You're forgiven

Nevermind.

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Number 688 out of 1,000



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Layla

....or Gert

Layla is actually popular,number 26 out of 1,000

because everybody's getting sick and tired of the "judies"?

Dorris, Gertrude, Barbara, Kay, Penelope, Ann, Louise, Merta,

I've never met anyone with that name though

Cora is coming back.

I agree with this guy on the names though!

If you look around at who is giving birth..then you understand lol
The meeeeeeeeeeeek shall multiply into oblivion.
Amen

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Imogene.

Gomer and Goober do Judy Judy.

All the bold names sound like fat people names... the rest not sure about.

Jane, Janie, Cindy, Kathy - I too miss the those names

while reading the morning newspaper I saw that Biometricka *last name* had been arrested for various infringements of the law - seriously

Baby names of friends children and grandchildren the last few years:

Esther
Olivia
Sofia
Hugo
Zacheriah
Phoebe
Rose
Violet
Felix
Hunter
Emma
Bella
Ari
Arabella
Sampson
Henry
Elise
Cameron
Wesley
Clarice
Constance
Thomas
Eustace

Old names ARE coming back

I've heard all those names above in the last 2 or 3 years as well, that is why I didn't include them. And someone else said "Gertrude" which is a German name and is STILL very much in use. These names, a lot of them, don't sound so strange in other languages!

My aunt was a German immigrant and her name was Edith. In English, it nearly sounds ugly. But in German, French, Spanish & Portuguese, it sounds like a beautiful name. Ayye-deet!

My cousin Doris, in Brazil was born in 1960 and Doris is STILL a very popular name, not just there but all over S. America and Europe.

I didn't include those names.

why when you got names like Sharkeesha, Mohammed and :) :) :)

(yes some kid got 3 smileys as a name the other day)


But im sure these names are still a thing :) if only as second name.

Fannie.. lol

LOL

Damn, Jenny really fell from grace, huh? currently #996!