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HelpRe: Makes sense to me! (m)
in reply to a message by Zuchinni
Wasn't there also someone with a Lillian Scarlett "Scarlett"? Anyway, Scarlett Jean is lovely.
I'm actually worried it will end up in the top 100. It's rising.
I'm actually worried it will end up in the top 100. It's rising.
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Yes- my daughter is Scarlett Jean and thanks for the compliments on her name- always nice to hear:)
I noticed the small jump this year, which I was VERY relieved about (although Scarlet with one 't' rose more so there were about 200 more Scarletts born this year compared to last- still not a large increase)- when I named my little one it was at 457 or something around there- I'm hoping it has reached its peak and is going to remain around 200 for a couple of years and then drop off again- I still hold hope that it won't go much further because it seems to be a name that people either love or hate- I can't see it going top 100 simply because it isn't one of those names that everyone likes- hopefully it stays that way:) The way I see it, people in the general population would have no idea that a name was around 200 vs 1000- you only start noticing a name is getting popular when it is top 50ish- In my daughter's daycare, for example, there are two litte girls named Blythe- it's not even ranked but appears more popular at her school than the ever popular Sophia- unless you are a 'name person' like most of us who visit this site (and others like it) you would likely never notice the popularity of a name until it reached very high on the charts.
Sorry for the long ramble...just my two cents:)
I noticed the small jump this year, which I was VERY relieved about (although Scarlet with one 't' rose more so there were about 200 more Scarletts born this year compared to last- still not a large increase)- when I named my little one it was at 457 or something around there- I'm hoping it has reached its peak and is going to remain around 200 for a couple of years and then drop off again- I still hold hope that it won't go much further because it seems to be a name that people either love or hate- I can't see it going top 100 simply because it isn't one of those names that everyone likes- hopefully it stays that way:) The way I see it, people in the general population would have no idea that a name was around 200 vs 1000- you only start noticing a name is getting popular when it is top 50ish- In my daughter's daycare, for example, there are two litte girls named Blythe- it's not even ranked but appears more popular at her school than the ever popular Sophia- unless you are a 'name person' like most of us who visit this site (and others like it) you would likely never notice the popularity of a name until it reached very high on the charts.
Sorry for the long ramble...just my two cents:)
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