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Jamie, which was a top-100 name from 1974 until 1996, was the top-falling girl's name of 2024, tumbling 320 spots. Other millennial girl names going out of style are Erin, Kelsey, Chelsea, Kendra, and Alexis. Plus, Taylor — a top-100 boy name from 1988 until 1997 — fell 199 spots for boys.

Many names that have gone out of style are considered gender-neutral, though the Social Security Administration considers sex and gender binary variables, using only male and female designations. Click through to look at the 50 popular boomer names that have now gone out of style.

We all know that baby names go in and out of fashion as each generation embraces new trends and is inspired by new cultural influences. And in 2024, as new parents select their baby names, certain names seem to be going out of style.

Looking for an uncommon baby name? From Jordan to Jade, here are 30 once popular baby names that are dying out. Baby names going extinct...

Other Millennial girl names going out of style are Erin, Kelsey, Chelsea, Kendra, and Alexis. Plus, Taylor – which was a top-100 boy name from 1988 until 1997 – fell 199 spots for boys. While some nickname-names are more popular than ever today – Ellie and Liam were both in our top 10 in 2024 – other nicknames are fading into obscurity.

#5 Sophia – Baby Names That Never Go Out of Style Image Credit: jolopes /Depositphotos.com. Sophia radiates wisdom and grace, a beautiful name with a positive meaning. The combination of its pleasant sounds and uplifting message continues to make Sophia a top contender for parents seeking a name that’s both elegant and timeless.

By looking at current name trends and studying some of the influences on baby names, you can start to get an idea of what names are going to be popular as well as what names nobody will be using in the coming year. We've looked at some of the names currently falling out of fashion to find the ones you won't be seeing in 2025.

Other Millennial girl names going out of style are Erin, Kelsey, Chelsea, Kendra, and Alexis. Taylor – which was a top-100 boy name from 1988 until 1997 – fell 199 spots.

While baby names often cycle in and out of fashion, recent years have seen a noticeable move away from some modern or trend-driven options. Baby name trends come and go, with modern and vintage ...

Just like clothes, names also go in and out of style. These days you see about as many babies being named Brittney and Brandon as you do neon windbreakers--not a lot. What names were popular in the '90s? The Social Security Administration says the top three boy names in the 1990s were Michael, Christopher, and Matthew. For girls, Jessica, Ashley, and Emily.

From year to year, popular baby names can change drastically, with some classic names coming back into style while other names, like millennial names this year, go out of style.

The experts at BabyCenter released a report about the names falling out of use in recent years.

JoJo Maman Bebe teamed up with name consultant Colleen Slagen to reveal the names going out of favour in 2025 – is your baby's name on the list?

We often hear all about the most popular baby names but there are some that are quickly falling out of fashion.

To find out more about the study and its data—and to see Top 20 rankings—head to the BabyCenter blog. Girl Names at Risk of Going Extinct

Some baby names have gone out of fashion - and it seems that these 20 choices are at risk of becoming extinct this year

The U.S. Social Security Administration recently released its report on baby-name trends in 2021, and it includes a list of the names that are quickly going out of style.

Dreaming of a name with timeless charm? These vintage baby names include elegant picks for girls, retro names for boys, and classic gems you'll adore!

Now, baby-naming experts have revealed the top 30 'old lady' baby names that are set to soar in popularity this year—and the list is full of vintage gems you might recognise from your family ...