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Trends come and go, and many come Return in style . In fact, it goes for Baby names , Also. We cannot do much about our own name, unless we choose to change it - it is not something we have chosen, but ideally, it had a particular meaning for our parents who have us been transmitted. This does not mean that most of us would not be used for the idea that our nickname has become terribly out of fashion, especially if we are told that it is (sigh) an "old person".

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Names that were considered "grandmother" nicknames, like Barbara, Gladys or Betty, have since been replaced by Uber-popular names in the 80s and 90s.

These names well represented in your growing classes? These are now names that make you appear older, according to Generation Alpha, who decided that the biggest names in the millennium are now for "elderly people".

Amber Cimiotti , a creator of mom and content living in Los Angeles, went to Instagram reveal This important update that her daughter Gen Alpha shared with her one day after school.

"The other day, my daughter told me the name of Ashley or Amanda - or my name is Amber - like names of the elderly," she said, amazed.

Although first decontencated, Cimiotti says that her daughter's reasoning had a meaning, and she explains why.

"I never thought about it this way, but she says:" Yeah, the names of my teachers are like Miss Erica, Miss Samantha, and there are Amandas and Ashleys, and these are just names of Elderly "", continues Cimiotti.

The association between the names of the millennium such as Erica and Amanda and people in leadership roles contribute greatly to explain why Cimiotti's Gen Alpha daughter considers them as "elderly people". After all, his teachers are much older than her. AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

But as Cimiotti maintains, "for me, Ashley will always be my friend of the elementary. He therefore seems to be a child name, but this is not the case."

In addition, the "names of young people" now go from Charlotte to Olivia to Penelope. The nickname Isabella and its shortened versions, like Bell and Ella, are also popular. Cimiotti says that she noticed more girls with the name of her daughter, Scarlett too.

Meanwhile, trendy millennial names such as his family are now considered out of style.

"All these names are like fundamentally the new Margaret or Barbara," explains Cimiotti.

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The data from the Social Security Administration U.S. proves that Cimiotti's daughter is right. In 2022, the SSA reported That the most popular female names were Olivia, Emma, Charlotte, Amelia, Sophia and Isabella. The most popular male names included Liam, Noah, Oliver and James.

In the meantime, hundreds of thousands of baby names that were recorded On Babycenter in 2023, Olivia, Charlotte and Isabella were all in the first seven.

The monikes of "elderly people" were not listed in the top 50 like Victoria, Marie and Alice. Likewise, the Amber, Erica, Samantha and Amanda names have not cracked the top 100.

And while 2024 has just started, Isabella's name has already has increased two places On the list of Babycenter's popular baby names for the year. All these babies have a few decades before them before they have to face reality only in a young generation, they also have "names of the elderly".