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The Baby Names Going Extinct From 2023

Ready to see which baby names are due to go extinct from 2023 onwards? I’ve compiled another list from my recent baby name research showing which trends are on a downward trajectory and which funny names will be gone in a few years.

There seems to be one initial in particular that is seeing a decline for boys’ names and that is the letter “K”. But, there are some other surprising names that are also falling out of favour, including:

  1. Hayden
  2. Khalid
  3. Paige
  4. Walter
  5. Annabelle
  6. Arjun
  7. Leia
  8. Ariyah
  9. Teagan
  10. Kate
  11. Steven
  12. Kameron
  13. Kane
  14. Kian
  15. Alayah
  16. Vanessa
  17. Katherine
  18. Mariam
  19. Seth
  20. Kira
  21. Wade
  22. Hugo
  23. Bradley
  24. Kobe
  25. Adelyn
  26. Joy
  27. Kyle
  28. Gary
  29. Riley
  30. London
Photo by Ciprian Sam on Unsplash

This means that few parents will be picking boys names like Kyle, Walter and Hugo in 2024 onwards – which is ideal if you are looking for something unique, or could mean your baby stands out in the years ahead.

For girls both Kate and Katherine have fallen out of favour, despite it being the name of the super popular Princess of Wales.

Did you use any of these names for your children?
Are you sad to see any of these names go?

LoveRosiee
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