There are 4 Liams and 2 girl Charlies! Cute names! There might be more but I only see the sign in sheets for the infants, young toddler and toddler rooms.
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In our class, there are 4 Eli 's out of 20 or so kids. It's funny because Elias was definitely on our boy short list... So if she was a boy, there might have been 5. Other names are Macy (close to our other daughter's name), Samantha, Matthias (also on our boy short list). Likeminded parents go to similar schools I guess.
My other daughter has a Willow, Quinn, Zoe, Zora and Delilah. All cute girl names...
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@Mrs. Jacks: Those are great names! I like Zs!
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My son's school is full of international kids, so some of them are kind of odd to my American ears. However, there is a Sophie and a Sophia. Some of the other names I can think of are: Enzo, Isadora, Zeynep (a girl), Achileas, Sander, Kalina, Boyco, Anish, Maisie and Max.
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@lamariniere: Very cute names. It's nice to hear something a little different to the ear and stimulate the mind. The only ones that sound really different to me is Achileas, Sander, Kalina and Boyco. We hear Zaineb pretty commonly here as a Somali name.
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@Mrs. Jacks: I think this Zeynep is Turkish. I had never heard it before.
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@lamariniere: I was excited to see my daughter's name featuring on your list. I think it is getting more popular here though...
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@Mrs. Jacks: I think I know which one it is
This little girl is British.
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@lamariniere: Makes sense. It is pretty popular in Britain!
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There aren't any multiples but several very popular names
Riley
Olivia
PaytonThere is a few that sound the same
Christian
Keirsten
Kathryn -
There are a lot of Kaden, Aiden, Brayden's.
Other than that, lots of different names.
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Lots of Liams, Jacks, Jack, Jax, Jaxon's, Logan...there are a lot more boys than there are girls also!
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Lots of Emmas and Olivias.
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@Mrs. Jacks: we have both those Z's in my LO's daycare class too!
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We have multiples of the following names in my baby group: Ava, Charlotte and Aidan. All nice names!
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We don't have many duplicate names, I think the only one has been Maeve.
Keiran, William, Michaelangelo, Maisie, Grace, Griffin, Ivy, Decker, Dylan, Anders, Devin, Katerina, Toby
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Both my little ones are in international (French speaking) daycare/kindy so we have lots of European and "foreign" names.
So we have Mateo, Arabella, Sotaro, Inchiya, Bruno, Niko, Ettienne, Guillame, Jean-Luc, Josef, Vincente, Chloe, Lucie and Elodie.
I've got a Timmy and a Penny - never met any LOs with same names yet!
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@mrs.cookie: I like the French-inspired names.
DS is half French with a very French first name, and we are currently looking for a girl name that works in English and French for baby 2!
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@lamariniere: aren't they lovely names? My two have very un-French names but I'd have loved to call my son Ettienne. I love Elodie, that could work for both French and English? Lucie, Chloe, Eve are lovely and work well in both too. Although it can be confusing for English speakers that Eve is pronounced "Ev"
Eta: I also love Aurelie, Sylvie and Genevieve...
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@mrs.cookie: I love "Ev" in French, but I'm afraid of the French/English confusion. I knew an American family in France who had their daughter there and named her Elodie. I think they called her L-odie whereas the French pronunciation is more like A-lodie.
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I only see the names in the infant room and they are all pretty unique. One Josh, Emma, and Scott, those are the most "normal" ones.
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I teach pre-k and at my school, there are 3 pre-k classes. I think the only repeating name this year is Alex and there are 3 of those. We have a high population of Spanish speaking kids (7 of my 18 are ESL), so I'm sure that accounts for some of the originality.
This little girl is British.
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