A leading baby name consultant has revealed that some names popular with the Baby Boomer generation are at risk of becoming extinct. The expert, Colleen Slagen, has identified five boomer names that are no longer in vogue, while new research shows a surge in popularity for names like Lottie, Casey, and Rocky. The article explores the reasons behind this shift and highlights the latest trends in baby names.
As Princess Beatrice awaits her second child, the world is buzzing with predictions for the baby’s name. Analyzing royal-inspired names, GIGAcalculator reveals intriguing trends: Harry outshines William in popularity, Amelia leads the girls’ names, and George reigns supreme for boys. Discover the top royal names, their origins, and global prevalence.
An analysis of registered births in England and Wales over the past century reveals the evolution of baby naming trends. While boys’ names have remained more traditional, girls’ names exhibit greater creativity and a willingness to follow current trends. Among the most enduring names are William and Sarah, while popular names from the 1920s like Gwendoline and Vera have fallen out of fashion. Emerging favorites include Aria, Luna, Elsa, and Esme for girls and Mohammed and Robert for boys.
