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We've got a lot of Olivia's and Williams and Noras.
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@stiletto_mom: Wow that's interesting. Those sound more like my generation's names (70/80s) than current baby name trends. Maybe those are coming back too?
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A bunch of Jacksons, Emilys, and Aidens.
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@travellingbee: Oh, those aren't baby names. I though this thread was names popular among friends, family and co-workers?
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@lawbee11: Seriously! Here too, there are so many.
Also, Mason and Logan.
We know a lot of boys!
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The only duplicate LOs I can think of are two Jacksons, two Margarets, and a Caroline/Carolyn combo. In the past year, friends/acquaintances have had an Emery, an Elloree, and an Everleigh, which all have the same feel to me.
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Emma, Eleanor, Nolan. Those are the only duplicates I can think of.
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@stiletto_mom: oh ha ha. No names of babies that your friends, family and co-workers have.
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Olivia, Audrey, Abigail, Addie. I can't think of common boy names- I think all the ones I know are so different
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Isla for girls, and Sawyer for boys (my Sawyer is the oldest of the group but there are 3 after him
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Ava. A million Avas!
Also lots of James and Jacksons.
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@Rainbow Sprinkles: oh yes- lots of Ava's. And I forgot Jameson!
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Ryan, Oliver and Benamin.
We happen to have almost all boys in our circle, so all of the girl's names (including DD's) are one-offs.
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Emma- my goodness all the Emma's!!!
Henry, Grace, Olivia, Connor/Cooper
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