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Since January 1st 2012 I have collected 3, 500 + examples of baby boy names given in the USA. Based on that here are the fastest rising alternative spellings there so far this year. I hope you enjoy reading them.
1.) Alan instead of Allen or Allan
2.) Jaxson rather than Jackson or Jaxon
3.) Landen rather than Landon
4.) Lukas instead of Lucas
5.) Blaze instead of Blaise
6.) Alexzander instead of Alexander
7.) Rowen instead of Rowan
8.) Sylas instead of Silas
9.) Graysen instead of Grayson
10.) Kylar instead of Kyler
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Top 100 Baby Girl Names USA 2012
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Based on my sister and I's collection of the names of over 10,000 baby girls born in the USA since the first day of January. All possible variant spellings have been taken into account when calculating any name's popularity. For an alphabetical list of all the names used in the USA and English-Speaking Canada at a frequency of one in every 300 births or more often please go to Unusual Names and do a search for USA 2012. Less than 100 names occur at this frequency in the USA.You can also see our predictions for popular names next year in North America there too and lists of names especially popular with African-American parents 2012.
1.) Sophia
2,) Ava
3.) Emma
4.) Isabella
5.) Aubree
6.) Lily
7.) Chloe
8.) Aaliyah
9.) Addison
10.) Zoe
11.) Abigail
12.) Hailey
13.) Olivia
14.) Madison
15.) Leila
16.) Ella
17.) Brooklyn
18.) Madelyn
19.) Rylee
20.) Emily
21.) Hannah
22.) Avery
23.) Peyton
24.) Kylie
25.) Mia
26.) Arianna
27.) Natalie
28.) Kaylee
29.) Amelia
30.) Kaitlyn
31.) Alison
32.) Harper
33.) Lillian
34.) Adelyn
35.) Grace
36.) Bailey
37.) Macey
38.) Nevaeh
39.) Brianna
40.) Mackenzie
41.) Lilliana
42.) Elizabeth
43.) Lilah
44.) Leah
45.) Gabriella
46.) Samantha
47.) Alexis
48.) Aria
49.) Jasmine
50.) Charlotte
51.) Serenity
52.) Evelyn
53.) Cadence
54.) Skyler
55.) Katherine
56.) Autumn
57.) Norah
58.) Paisley
59.) Annabelle
60.) Maya
61.) Anna
62.) Alaina
63.) Makenna
64.) Jocelyn
65.) Eliana -this would be no.1 for Spanish-Speaking Americans on there own.
66.) Taylor
67.) Alyssa
68.) Makayla
69.) Charlie
70.) Scarlett
71.) Savannah
72.) Emery
73.) Ellie
74.) Hadley
75.) Sydney
76.) Gracie
77.) Victoria -this would be close to the top with African-Americans alone
78.) Sophie
79.) Allie
80.) Stella
81.) Kinsley
82.) Jaelyn
83.) Faith
84.) Isabelle
85.) Molly
86.) Brinley
87.) Sarah
88.) Lydia
89.) Kinley
90.) Ashlyn
91.) Lexie
92.) Kendall
93.) Keira
94.) Piper
95.) Ashley
96.) Reagen
97.) Violet
98.) Claire
99.) Lucy
100.) Kennedy
1.) Sophia
2,) Ava
3.) Emma
4.) Isabella
5.) Aubree
6.) Lily
7.) Chloe
8.) Aaliyah
9.) Addison
10.) Zoe
11.) Abigail
12.) Hailey
13.) Olivia
14.) Madison
15.) Leila
16.) Ella
17.) Brooklyn
18.) Madelyn
19.) Rylee
20.) Emily
21.) Hannah
22.) Avery
23.) Peyton
24.) Kylie
25.) Mia
26.) Arianna
27.) Natalie
28.) Kaylee
29.) Amelia
30.) Kaitlyn
31.) Alison
32.) Harper
33.) Lillian
34.) Adelyn
35.) Grace
36.) Bailey
37.) Macey
38.) Nevaeh
39.) Brianna
40.) Mackenzie
41.) Lilliana
42.) Elizabeth
43.) Lilah
44.) Leah
45.) Gabriella
46.) Samantha
47.) Alexis
48.) Aria
49.) Jasmine
50.) Charlotte
51.) Serenity
52.) Evelyn
53.) Cadence
54.) Skyler
55.) Katherine
56.) Autumn
57.) Norah
58.) Paisley
59.) Annabelle
60.) Maya
61.) Anna
62.) Alaina
63.) Makenna
64.) Jocelyn
65.) Eliana -this would be no.1 for Spanish-Speaking Americans on there own.
66.) Taylor
67.) Alyssa
68.) Makayla
69.) Charlie
70.) Scarlett
71.) Savannah
72.) Emery
73.) Ellie
74.) Hadley
75.) Sydney
76.) Gracie
77.) Victoria -this would be close to the top with African-Americans alone
78.) Sophie
79.) Allie
80.) Stella
81.) Kinsley
82.) Jaelyn
83.) Faith
84.) Isabelle
85.) Molly
86.) Brinley
87.) Sarah
88.) Lydia
89.) Kinley
90.) Ashlyn
91.) Lexie
92.) Kendall
93.) Keira
94.) Piper
95.) Ashley
96.) Reagen
97.) Violet
98.) Claire
99.) Lucy
100.) Kennedy
Top 100 Baby Boy Names USA 2012
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Based on my sister and I's collection of the name details of over 10,000 baby boys born in the USA since January 1st 2012. All possible variant spellings for each name have been taken into account when calculating any name's popularity. For an alphabetical list of names used at a frequency of one in 300 births or more often amongst North Americans please see Unusual Names . Less than 100 names occur at this frequency. There is also a post there on names occuring that oten with African-American babies but not in the general population. Use the search box to find the posts that you want on that site, thanks.
1.) Aiden
2.) Caiden
3.) Jaxon
4.) Mason
5.) Noah
6.) Liam
7.) Brayden
8.) Caleb
9.) Jacob
10.) Jayden
11.) Wyatt
12.) Landon
13.) Elijah
14.) Andrew
15.) Michael
16.) Colton
17.) Logan
18.) William
19.) James
20.) Ethan
21.) Hunter
22.) Carter
23.) Lucas
24.) Connor
25.) Gabriel
26.) Bentley
27.) Dylan
28.) Alexander
29.) Joseph
30.) Isaac
31.) Levi
32.) Benjamin
33.) David
34.) Cameron
35.) Carson
36.) Jack
37.) Samuel
38.) Bryson
39.) Mathew
40.) Christian
41.) Owen
42.) Jace
43.) Blake
44.) Evan
45.) Gavin
46.) Isaiah
47.) Joshua
48.) Daniel
49.) Luke
50.) Christopher
51.) Nicholas
52.) Jonathan
53.) Hudson
54.) Aaron
55.) John
56.) Thomas
57.) Camden
58.) Parker
59.) Henry
60.) Anthony
61.) Zachery
62.) Ian
63.) Tristan
64.) Austin
65.) Jeremiah
66.) Dominic
67.) Brody
68.) Tyler
69.) Tate
70.) Charles
71.) Sawyer
72.) Nathan
73.) Casen
74.) Hayden
75.) Julian
76) Greyson
77.) Ryder
78.) Colin
79.) Xander
80.) Nolan
81.) Corbin
82.) Emmett
83.) Riley
84.) Bryce
85.) Braxton
86.) Justin
87.) Asher
88.) Micah
89.) Chase
90.) Jordan
91.) Damien
92.) Keegan
93.) Xavier
94.) Chase
95.) Lincoln
96.) Bradley
97.) Easton
98.) Brantley
99.) Sean
100.) Gage
1.) Aiden
2.) Caiden
3.) Jaxon
4.) Mason
5.) Noah
6.) Liam
7.) Brayden
8.) Caleb
9.) Jacob
10.) Jayden
11.) Wyatt
12.) Landon
13.) Elijah
14.) Andrew
15.) Michael
16.) Colton
17.) Logan
18.) William
19.) James
20.) Ethan
21.) Hunter
22.) Carter
23.) Lucas
24.) Connor
25.) Gabriel
26.) Bentley
27.) Dylan
28.) Alexander
29.) Joseph
30.) Isaac
31.) Levi
32.) Benjamin
33.) David
34.) Cameron
35.) Carson
36.) Jack
37.) Samuel
38.) Bryson
39.) Mathew
40.) Christian
41.) Owen
42.) Jace
43.) Blake
44.) Evan
45.) Gavin
46.) Isaiah
47.) Joshua
48.) Daniel
49.) Luke
50.) Christopher
51.) Nicholas
52.) Jonathan
53.) Hudson
54.) Aaron
55.) John
56.) Thomas
57.) Camden
58.) Parker
59.) Henry
60.) Anthony
61.) Zachery
62.) Ian
63.) Tristan
64.) Austin
65.) Jeremiah
66.) Dominic
67.) Brody
68.) Tyler
69.) Tate
70.) Charles
71.) Sawyer
72.) Nathan
73.) Casen
74.) Hayden
75.) Julian
76) Greyson
77.) Ryder
78.) Colin
79.) Xander
80.) Nolan
81.) Corbin
82.) Emmett
83.) Riley
84.) Bryce
85.) Braxton
86.) Justin
87.) Asher
88.) Micah
89.) Chase
90.) Jordan
91.) Damien
92.) Keegan
93.) Xavier
94.) Chase
95.) Lincoln
96.) Bradley
97.) Easton
98.) Brantley
99.) Sean
100.) Gage
Top 100 Baby Girl Names England 2012
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Based upon my sister and I's collection of the name details of 3000 baby girls born England since the first day of January 2012. All possible variant spellings for each name have been taken into account when calculating it's popularity. This is the only way to really judge it's success but official statistics don't do this. Plus they are for England AND Wales combined. For an alphabetical list of names being used at a frequency of one in every 300 births or more often in Great Britain please see Unusual Names and do a search for Great Britain 2012.
1.) Lilly (by a long way)
2.) Jessica
3.) May (thanks to it's significant use in double first names)
4.) Poppy
5.) Evie
6.) Ava
7.) Daisy
8.) Isla
9.) Freya
10.) Rose
11.) Florence
12.) Matilda
13.) Maisy
14.) Sophie
15.) Amelia
16.) Grace
17.) Olivia
18.) Ruby
19.) Isabella
20.) Mia
21.) Holly
22.) Amy
23.) Ella
24.) Phoebe
25.) Darcie
26.) Annabelle
27.) Molly
28.) Neve
29.) Emily
30.) Sophia
31.) Elizabeth
32.) Imogen
33.) Amelie
34.) Evelyn
35.) Scarlett
36.) Lacey
37.) Emilia
38.) Lola
39.) Macey
40.) Chloe
41.) Gracie
42.) Leila
43.) Lily-May
44.) Eva
45.) Alice
46.) Sienna
47.) Martha
48.) Georgia
49.) Maya
50.) Rosie
51.) Tilly
52.) Jane (thanks to use in double first names)
53.) Heidi
54.) Lilah
55.) Betsy
56.) Summer
57.) Lucy
58.) Isabelle
59.) Eleanor
60.) Madelyn
61.) Charlotte (A large fall from last year's position)
62.) Ivy
63.) Lauren
64.) Milly
65.) Taylor
66.) Lara
67.) Louise
68.) Harley
66.) Hallie
67.) Lyra
68.) Katie
69.) Eliza
70.) Lottie
71.) Jessie
72.) Francesca
73.) Alicia
74.) Willow
75.) Lydia
76.) Alexia
77.) Faye
78.) Clara
79.) Kelsie
80.) Hannah
81.) Emmie
82.) Felicity
83.) Elsa
84.) Flora
85.) Ellie
86.) Ada
87.) Honey
88.) Maddie
89.) Sarah
90.) Quinn
91.) Evangeline
92.) Charlie
93.) Erin
94.) Aleah
95.) Zoe
96.) Fern
97.) Eve
98.) Nancy
99.) Nevaeh
100.) Eden
1.) Lilly (by a long way)
2.) Jessica
3.) May (thanks to it's significant use in double first names)
4.) Poppy
5.) Evie
6.) Ava
7.) Daisy
8.) Isla
9.) Freya
10.) Rose
11.) Florence
12.) Matilda
13.) Maisy
14.) Sophie
15.) Amelia
16.) Grace
17.) Olivia
18.) Ruby
19.) Isabella
20.) Mia
21.) Holly
22.) Amy
23.) Ella
24.) Phoebe
25.) Darcie
26.) Annabelle
27.) Molly
28.) Neve
29.) Emily
30.) Sophia
31.) Elizabeth
32.) Imogen
33.) Amelie
34.) Evelyn
35.) Scarlett
36.) Lacey
37.) Emilia
38.) Lola
39.) Macey
40.) Chloe
41.) Gracie
42.) Leila
43.) Lily-May
44.) Eva
45.) Alice
46.) Sienna
47.) Martha
48.) Georgia
49.) Maya
50.) Rosie
51.) Tilly
52.) Jane (thanks to use in double first names)
53.) Heidi
54.) Lilah
55.) Betsy
56.) Summer
57.) Lucy
58.) Isabelle
59.) Eleanor
60.) Madelyn
61.) Charlotte (A large fall from last year's position)
62.) Ivy
63.) Lauren
64.) Milly
65.) Taylor
66.) Lara
67.) Louise
68.) Harley
66.) Hallie
67.) Lyra
68.) Katie
69.) Eliza
70.) Lottie
71.) Jessie
72.) Francesca
73.) Alicia
74.) Willow
75.) Lydia
76.) Alexia
77.) Faye
78.) Clara
79.) Kelsie
80.) Hannah
81.) Emmie
82.) Felicity
83.) Elsa
84.) Flora
85.) Ellie
86.) Ada
87.) Honey
88.) Maddie
89.) Sarah
90.) Quinn
91.) Evangeline
92.) Charlie
93.) Erin
94.) Aleah
95.) Zoe
96.) Fern
97.) Eve
98.) Nancy
99.) Nevaeh
100.) Eden
Good names for "Irish" cats to be adopted on St. Patrick's Day?
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Hi,
Our local animal shelter is having a St. Patrick's Day adoption celebration for cats. Do you have any good Irish names for cats? I know for people they say "Patty O'Furniture, etc. Thank you.|||Erin, Shannon, Siobhan, Fergus, Aislinn
O'Shea, Shaunessy, Killian, McDonough, and for any cat with whte feet: McMittens|||It you want the names to be really Irish, it's Paddy (not Patty) and Seamus (not Shamis)
Most Irish first names are crazy weird. Irish surnames are better. Here a list: http://www.namenerds.com/irish/last.html
I like Guinness.|||http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Drink鈥?/a>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Cat_Bo鈥?/a>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_Laughs|||Claude O'Furniture might be more fitting lol. Some Irish names are: Murray, Seamus, Sean, Erin, Colleen and Tara.|||Lucky, Clover, Patrick|||Shamis|||a great name for an irish cat is paddy or shammy...............
Our local animal shelter is having a St. Patrick's Day adoption celebration for cats. Do you have any good Irish names for cats? I know for people they say "Patty O'Furniture, etc. Thank you.|||Erin, Shannon, Siobhan, Fergus, Aislinn
O'Shea, Shaunessy, Killian, McDonough, and for any cat with whte feet: McMittens|||It you want the names to be really Irish, it's Paddy (not Patty) and Seamus (not Shamis)
Most Irish first names are crazy weird. Irish surnames are better. Here a list: http://www.namenerds.com/irish/last.html
I like Guinness.|||http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Drink鈥?/a>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Cat_Bo鈥?/a>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_Laughs|||Claude O'Furniture might be more fitting lol. Some Irish names are: Murray, Seamus, Sean, Erin, Colleen and Tara.|||Lucky, Clover, Patrick|||Shamis|||a great name for an irish cat is paddy or shammy...............
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Good names for "Irish" cats to be adopted on St. Patrick's Day?
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Hi,
Our local animal shelter is having a St. Patrick's Day adoption celebration for cats. Do you have any good Irish names for cats? I know for people they say "Patty O'Furniture, etc. Thank you.|||Erin, Shannon, Siobhan, Fergus, Aislinn
O'Shea, Shaunessy, Killian, McDonough, and for any cat with whte feet: McMittens|||It you want the names to be really Irish, it's Paddy (not Patty) and Seamus (not Shamis)
Most Irish first names are crazy weird. Irish surnames are better. Here a list: http://www.namenerds.com/irish/last.html
I like Guinness.|||http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Drink鈥?/a>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Cat_Bo鈥?/a>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_Laughs|||Claude O'Furniture might be more fitting lol. Some Irish names are: Murray, Seamus, Sean, Erin, Colleen and Tara.|||Lucky, Clover, Patrick|||Shamis|||a great name for an irish cat is paddy or shammy...............
Our local animal shelter is having a St. Patrick's Day adoption celebration for cats. Do you have any good Irish names for cats? I know for people they say "Patty O'Furniture, etc. Thank you.|||Erin, Shannon, Siobhan, Fergus, Aislinn
O'Shea, Shaunessy, Killian, McDonough, and for any cat with whte feet: McMittens|||It you want the names to be really Irish, it's Paddy (not Patty) and Seamus (not Shamis)
Most Irish first names are crazy weird. Irish surnames are better. Here a list: http://www.namenerds.com/irish/last.html
I like Guinness.|||http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irish_Drink鈥?/a>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Cat_Bo鈥?/a>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cat_Laughs|||Claude O'Furniture might be more fitting lol. Some Irish names are: Murray, Seamus, Sean, Erin, Colleen and Tara.|||Lucky, Clover, Patrick|||Shamis|||a great name for an irish cat is paddy or shammy...............
Review: Mallory McDonald, Super Snoop by Laurie Friedman (ARC)
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Mallory McDonald, Super Snoop. by Laurie Friedman. September 1, 2012. Capstone. 152 pages. ISBN: 9780761360735
Mallory’s brother, Max, has a girlfriend, and Mallory is convinced they are up to something whenever she’s not around. Deciding she absolutely must know what is going on, Mallory becomes a spy. Even after her babysitter instructs her to give her brother some privacy, Mallory just can’t help herself. It’s only after she takes things too far that Mallory realizes how wrong her behavior really is.
I have been a fan of the Mallory series since I discovered the books 3 or 4 years ago. I’ve always liked that the title heroine is a flawed character who makes a lot of mistakes, but who is also always willing to apologize. Mallory has changed in the last few books, however, and this story was almost too much for me. I was excited by the cover because I thought Mallory would be solving a real mystery, so I was disappointed right off the bat when I found out she was just spying on her brother. Honestly, I couldn’t believe that a ten-year-old would care this much about her brother’s relationship with his girlfriend. It’s not as though Max ever spent tons of time with Mallory in the previous books. Why the sudden interest? I found it equally unbelievable that Mallory couldn’t guess what a boyfriend and girlfriend might be doing together behind closed doors. I felt like the author was asking me to believe Mallory was naive about boy/girl relationships, which is hard to do when there have been at least two previous books dealing with Mallory’s own crushes. There is no way she couldn’t guess they might be kissing or holding hands or something.
I realize that Mallory is aging as the series goes on, and that her interests and concerns will change over time, but I think the changes reflected in this book actually turn Mallory into a totally different character. Mallory has always made mistakes. Maybe she’s even been a little bit selfish at times, but she has always had good intentions. This story doesn’t really show those good intentions or even give a sufficient motive for her annoying, rude, and hurtful actions. I’ve mentioned in the past that I don’t think this series needs to focus on dating to stay relevant - Mallory McDonald, Super Snoop has proven to me that this subject matter actually turns the series into something else entirely.
Mallory McDonald Super Snoop will interest fans of the series, but I’m not sure it will be their favorite addition. Personally, I hope that the next book (apparently entitled Mallory and Mary Anne Take New York) gets back to the heart of what this series has always been about - being a good friend, caring about others, and working to make things right when mistakes are made.
I received a digital ARC of Mallory McDonald, Super Snoop from Capstone via NetGalley.
For more about this book, visit Goodreads and Worldcat.
Mallory McDonald, Super Snoop. by Laurie Friedman. September 1, 2012. Capstone. 152 pages. ISBN: 9780761360735Mallory’s brother, Max, has a girlfriend, and Mallory is convinced they are up to something whenever she’s not around. Deciding she absolutely must know what is going on, Mallory becomes a spy. Even after her babysitter instructs her to give her brother some privacy, Mallory just can’t help herself. It’s only after she takes things too far that Mallory realizes how wrong her behavior really is.
I have been a fan of the Mallory series since I discovered the books 3 or 4 years ago. I’ve always liked that the title heroine is a flawed character who makes a lot of mistakes, but who is also always willing to apologize. Mallory has changed in the last few books, however, and this story was almost too much for me. I was excited by the cover because I thought Mallory would be solving a real mystery, so I was disappointed right off the bat when I found out she was just spying on her brother. Honestly, I couldn’t believe that a ten-year-old would care this much about her brother’s relationship with his girlfriend. It’s not as though Max ever spent tons of time with Mallory in the previous books. Why the sudden interest? I found it equally unbelievable that Mallory couldn’t guess what a boyfriend and girlfriend might be doing together behind closed doors. I felt like the author was asking me to believe Mallory was naive about boy/girl relationships, which is hard to do when there have been at least two previous books dealing with Mallory’s own crushes. There is no way she couldn’t guess they might be kissing or holding hands or something.
I realize that Mallory is aging as the series goes on, and that her interests and concerns will change over time, but I think the changes reflected in this book actually turn Mallory into a totally different character. Mallory has always made mistakes. Maybe she’s even been a little bit selfish at times, but she has always had good intentions. This story doesn’t really show those good intentions or even give a sufficient motive for her annoying, rude, and hurtful actions. I’ve mentioned in the past that I don’t think this series needs to focus on dating to stay relevant - Mallory McDonald, Super Snoop has proven to me that this subject matter actually turns the series into something else entirely.
Mallory McDonald Super Snoop will interest fans of the series, but I’m not sure it will be their favorite addition. Personally, I hope that the next book (apparently entitled Mallory and Mary Anne Take New York) gets back to the heart of what this series has always been about - being a good friend, caring about others, and working to make things right when mistakes are made.
I received a digital ARC of Mallory McDonald, Super Snoop from Capstone via NetGalley.
For more about this book, visit Goodreads and Worldcat.
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