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What I find most interesting about this list is that there were no babies in West Virginia until almost 11 am!!! Is it a small state?

Fun list!

@sslm: good observation

Fun list.

@Rainbow Sprinkles: lol that made me laugh. I've heard the name Lyric for a girl - but never for a guy and not "lyrik"

So, who paid off the doctors who pulled the babies out via c-section at the "stroke of midnight?" Come on, you know it was scheduled like that if they're calling it the stroke of midnight. Eyeball roll.

Oh, also, my friends son was born a little after midnight here in NC last year and their son's name is Silas, too!

@mediagirl: I've read that a c-section would never be scheduled in the middle of the night as its not safe. Maybe not all hospital staff is on ? But I do know they'll let ladies hold off on pushing if they can to try and be the first of the new year. As long as its a safe amount of time.

I love Graham Kent and Felicity. I'm not so sure about "Hae" for a middle name though. I can't help but feel bad for Finnegan. I just know he's going to be teased relentlessly with the song. And poor Aubree Star has a stripper's name.

@Sweet T: @MrsTiz: haha Finnegan is actually fairly popular up here in Irish New England! All the Finnegans I know go by Finn though (and most of them are dogs, ahem)

What about "West Virginia: Eric Johnothan"?

@Shutterbug: yep, I know some Finnegans too! (two humans, one dog!)

I find it odd in some states there was not any babies born closer to midnight...I mean you would think, with as many people there are in a state, more would be born in an hour.

After reviewing this list I am officially over the alternative / creative spelling of names. Kennedi, Sayge, Jaycob

@lawbee11: AGREED!!!! I'm so over adding Y or an I to names to make it unique, it's not, it just means your child has to deal with mispellings their entire life.

@MrsTiz: I knew I had heard Mobley before, I loved Mae Mobley, but i think it's best served as a middle name, still cute though!