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I’m 85 baby so school from 90s we ALL had Louise as a middle name I swear 
Reminds me of this post from Hunsnet which is run by a guy called Gareth. Cracked me up
Reminds me of this post from Hunsnet which is run by a guy called Gareth. Cracked me up
I know of someone who added a k in front of the name you mentionedMy friend has just named her daughter...Aarona
Me too! My parents decided to spell my name so it was yooneek. It's annoying - I have to correct everyone on it. Or no one can say it.
As I've mentioned on social media about not being able to find anything with my name on it in the souvenir shop, my sister got a keyring made for me.
Just seen a baby called Graylynn (gremlin?) on FB. Taken in her dad's arms showing his tattoo of her as an embryo with a clock representing the date she was implanted. I just can't.
I thought you said you were 85 years old!I’m 85 baby so school from 90s we ALL had Louise as a middle name I swear
I was like - Wow amazing, this must be the oldest Tattler
In my GCSE science class in 1998 there were 5 Sarahs, 3 Jessicas, and at least 4 variations on the name Katherine. There were only about 20 kids in the class and 4 were boys!
I left school in 2016. In my year group the most popular name was Chloe and had several variations. Khloe, Khloé, Kloe, Kloé and Chloe.
There was 7 Katie’s and 5 Sarah’s in my year group in school! A few Michelle’s too spice things up 
I was born late 80s and there was 7 Laura's in my class.There was 7 Katie’s and 5 Sarah’s in my year group in school! A few Michelle’s too spice things up
My class was full of Samanthas, Lauras and Claires. I'm an 80s kid without Louise as a middle name. There can't be many of us.
First time commenting here. My daughter was born 95 and when she started school in 2000 there were 5 Amy's in her class. Previous to this there were 3 Amy's in playgroup. All different girl's.
I'm 10 years older than that, and I know loads of Amys too. And Amie, Aimée, etc
Not as common as Sarah, Laura / Lauren or Rebecca though.
yeah, i was born in the late 80s, and Amy/Amie etc was a super popular name of girls my age at school!I'm 10 years older than that, and I know loads of Amys too. And Amie, Aimée, etc
Not as common as Sarah, Laura / Lauren or Rebecca though.
I think in the whole of my primary school there were about 2 other girls with the same name as me. I was born 73. You here it all the time now. It's not an unusual name, it must have just become very popular I reckon around the mid 80's. I live outside the UK now and I sometimes hear very young girls here with the same name (spelt slightly different) I would imagine named after these actresses.
I remember we had four Liams in one class. 2 Sarahs, 2 Louises, 3 Davids. I'm an early 90s baby.
I'm called Mark, I don't hide that, partly because it's such a common name
Pretty much every class at school and every place I've worked has had multiple (one of my work colleagues had to resort to surnames in an email which included 3 of us...)
It does seem to have lost some popularity after about 1990 though.
Pretty much every class at school and every place I've worked has had multiple (one of my work colleagues had to resort to surnames in an email which included 3 of us...)
It does seem to have lost some popularity after about 1990 though.
Yeah my schools were full of marks, Matthew, Stuart ands JamesI'm called Mark, I don't hide that, partly because it's such a common name
Pretty much every class at school and every place I've worked has had multiple (one of my work colleagues had to resort to surnames in an email which included 3 of us...)
It does seem to have lost some popularity after about 1990 though.
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