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Not dated at all, completely classic.

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I first think of a little blonde-haired ringlet girl in the 1800's from Little Women, than of an amazing woman I know in her late 30's named Amy, then a super cool teenager I know named this, and then a little sweet and dainty four year old I know named this.

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The teenager and the baby I know are both Amy Elizabeth, a magical combo imo!

It's been growing on me, it's charming and I think it's a classic.

I love the name Amy. I know 4 people called Amy but they are between the ages of 13 and 17.

I adore Amy!
its popular in the UK :) in the top 20/30 :)
I don't know any Amy's

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I think Amy would be nice if you like funkied it up a bit like Amy Violet or Amy Sophia

I know quite a few Amys, mostly in their early to late twenties. It's not particularly dated to me, but I can see it being seen as an 80's name. I know one child named Amy. It hasn't really fallen far enough to jump back up for a comeback just yet. All this aside, I really like the look, sound and meaning of the name. :)Though my fondness may be misguided bias because my name is constantly misheard as Amy (a sign of it's popularity, that people expect it).

This message was edited 4/14/2009, 11:54 PM

I love it, my teacher's name is Amy she's the only one I know of.

A nice nickname, but it's too short for a given name. :/

Well, I'm an Amy and I love my name! :) I do think it would be a good time for a comeback. It seems to fit with the Emmas, Emilys and Avas of today very well-same style of name and simple and classic. Very feminine.

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I do know of a two year old Amy and I was so thrilled to hear a baby with the name!

I think it's pretty boring and dated. I know a few Amys and Aimees, all in their late teens/early twenties.

I don't mind it but I prefer it as a nn for something. I have known two.

I love it. I do know a teacher who the name, but she spells hers Aime.

I've known a lot of Amys. The oldest Amy I know is maybe 35, so it's not that "old" of a name.

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I wouldn't say it's dated YET, but it's getting there. It will be associated with the 70's/80's before long.

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It's okay, I guess. Kind of there for me, but doesn't make much of an impression. It's nice enough.

Sort of dated, makes a rather nice MN though. Don't know any that I can think of, though I did know an Aimee (who pronounced it like Amy)

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Also, one of the women on the news has a daughter named Amy who's about 3.

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It was once on my list, but was traded in for Amity.

It certainly isn't dated to me. I went to high school with a girl named Amy. She was a year or so younger than me (I am 20)

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I do associate it with being an 80's name, but I think a comeback would be nice.