In 2009, it got even less popular and slid to #231.
I was feeling really good about our selection until I opened up my Pottery Barn Kids catalog last night and saw this:
Great. It's a well-known fact that 90% of all babies are named after bedding collections found in the Pottery Barn Kids catalog. Just ask Madison (#7) and Mason (#34).
See you next year, top 100.
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Ok...it took me 10 minutes to find the name Calvin in that picture. :) You clearly pay much closer attention to magazine ads than I do! :) :) P.S. Moving Nat to a big girl bed tomorrow...crazy, I know...but Andy needs a crib. :) We got bedding at Pottery Barn on clearance...only $69 for the quilt!
It's on the corner of the blanket, on the pillow, and on the bulletin board. Probably easier to see in print. And more obvious when it's your own kid's name...
HAHAHAHAHAHA! You crack me up, Abby!
So funny. I saw it immediately on the blanket.
Ha! I totally understand! Hannah and Olivia are right up there in the top 10. Which bugs me. But girls are too hard to name!
so funny. you have always been a trendsetter!
HA! That was our exact criteria for naming Georgia - not too popular, not in the top 100, but classic (a "real" name with history if you will). I am deathly afraid of her moniker turning up on a PB quilt now!! (-:
By the way, I also noticed the name Hunter on the pillow, and while I know that's a popular name of the last decade, Jordan's middle name of Hunter is an original, family name--clear back to his great, great grandfather. They all come back around, like music and shoes.
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