Want to guarantee that your child will share their name with a classmate all through school? Then pick one of these names!
Ranking of the most popular male and female baby names registered with the U.S. Social Security Office in 2015.
1 Noah- Emma
2 Liam – Olivia
3 Mason – Sophia
4 Jacob – Ava
5 William – Isabella
6 Ethan – Mia
7 James – Abigail
8 Alexander- Emily
9 Michael – Charlotte
10 Benjamin – Harper
Nobody likes to have to use their last name in class all the time, so be careful reading young adult lit and watching movies while pregnant!
Want to discover where your name is on the top 1000 list? Click HERE.
Sadly I’m close to falling off the list with a ranking of 982 with the name “Susan”, which was once #2 on the list in 1960.
But what if you wanted a name NOBODY had ever used before? Not just a new spelling for an already existing name? (Annoying BTW!!)
Stanford computer science Ph.D. candidate Andrej Karpathy has spent the bulk of his career working with neural networks — computer systems modeled after the human brain and nervous systems. These networks are often used as tools to create human-like data through computers. Toward the end of last year Karpathy ran an experiment: he ran 8,000 baby names through his neural network to find if there were any baby names that were uniquely created by his computer.
Check these out…
- Charyanne
- Sanny
- Resa
- Wallon
- Martine
- Merus
- Jelen
- Candica
- Wallin
- Tel
- Rachene
- Tarine
- Ozila
- Ketia
- Shanne
- Arnande
- Karella
- Roselina
- Alessia
- Chasty
- Deland
- Berther
- Geamar
- Jackein
Can’t wait to see some of these show up on the WBNQ.com birthday list! (Remember to always tip the broadcaster who knows how to pronounce Siobhan)
