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I just noticed how popular Amy is in Ireland, Northern Ireland, and Scotland (it's in their top tens). It's ranked 23rd in England and Wales. Even in the US it has been hovering just out of the top 100 for a while, and was way more popular in the 90's than I ever would have imagined (it was in the top 100).
How did I miss this? I've never met or heard of an Amy more than like two years younger than me (I'm 22). To me it is still a very dated name. I can only picture it on someone born in the late 70s/early 80s. The popularity of it took me very much by surprise.
I can see how it's popular based on the sound though. It's not far off from the oh so popular Ellie and Ava. Even though it has been getting less popular, do you think it will come back up? Do you think of Amy as dated?
How did I miss this? I've never met or heard of an Amy more than like two years younger than me (I'm 22). To me it is still a very dated name. I can only picture it on someone born in the late 70s/early 80s. The popularity of it took me very much by surprise.
I can see how it's popular based on the sound though. It's not far off from the oh so popular Ellie and Ava. Even though it has been getting less popular, do you think it will come back up? Do you think of Amy as dated?
This message was edited 7/16/2008, 5:55 AM
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