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Interesting to see Brooklyn and Hadley skew masculine in the UK.
They’re feminine elsewhere???
Here in the U.S., Brooklyn and Hadley are predominantly used on baby girls.
Jonty always seems so British!
All gorgeous names, and Maisie May, though there’s so much wrong with it from a name-nerd’s perspective, is just about the cutest! Anya Bronwyn especially, and Mack Sinclair is just cool!
I thought Maisie May was a bit redundant, but I thought it was cute too.
A woman I know named her baby girl Maisie but then changed it to May. Both cute but way too similar to use in the same name I think.
I would never use it, way too close, but I think if I knew a Maisie or a May, Maisie May would be her nickname.
I was aware that Brooklyn tended to be more a male name than female name in the UK and thought of Hadley as a male name anyway, but I was intrigued to see Eden used on a boy (unless William is a mn for a girl which would be just as surprising).
No, Eden William is a boy. Here in the U.S., Eden is used for both sexes, but more for girls. On the Soc Sec database, Eden (girl) is ranked #180 and Eden (boy) is ranked at #907.
I just saw a male Eden in a BA here, although it’s more common as a girl’s name.
Thanks! I was wondering where Eden skewed in Australia and the U.K. and if it was the same as here.
I know a baby boy Eden, born this year, in the US.
Arthur Noel and Hector Sebastian are nice. I really like seeing Dolores used, and that’s a great spelling of Suzanna to use with the middle name Lou.
Suzanna Lou has a lot of Southern charm to it. I would have to call her Suzie Lou though. :)