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Well, "Karen" i guess is understandable, but "Denise" and "Carolyn" being unpopular seem a bit strange. Mind you, i have never liked my own names, so what do i know.
Oh, come on now, Zabzonk is a great name
Jaxtyn? I googled it, and sure enough there are a lot of little Jaxtyn's running around.
Jaxtyn? I googled it, and sure enough there are a lot of little Jaxtyn's running around.
https://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/
you can look up popularity of any name over the past 100+ years, top names in every year since the 1900s, some modest visualizations, etc
Well, "Karen" i guess is understandable, but "Denise" and "Carolyn" being unpopular seem a bit strange. Mind you, i have never liked my own names, so what do i know.
Just another casualty of meme culture, but who cares right?
Would be much more interesting to see absolute numbers compared instead. My conjecture is that Mason is the biggest YoY decrease (11 -> 18), followed by Abigail and Michael (both 12 -> 17). The counts elsewhere on the website show: - Mason: 10,075 babies -> 9,040 babies (down 1,035) - Abigail: 7,874 babies -> 6,938 babies (down 936) - Michael: 9,783 babies -> 9,041 babies (down 742)
Wonder if k&p had anything to do with that.
(edit: typos)