Tags
Abbey Geraldine Caroline (Charlotte)
Anabelle Deanne Faith
Cailyn Ellie Toniel (Kiara, Summah)
Charlie Cristel Nowell
Charlotte Ava Juliette
Clementine Ivy
Clover Angelina (Trigger)
Esme Pearl (Elsie)
Evie Louise Paula
Fox Eva Anne
Francesca Josephine “Frankie”
Gypsy Ava
Isla Maggie Jane (Chloe, Jake, Phoebe, Adelaide)
Jasmine Holly Phyllis
Jessie Elizabeth Paige (Tyler)
Lexi Lorrain Jillian (Harry)
Lilly Lou (Darcy)
Lorelai Lillian Beth (Mackenzie, Tylah, Ryan, Jakeb)
Lydia Jane (Annabelle)
Madden Grace
Marigold May (Heidi, Vedder)
Mckenzie Gem (Milla)
Nevaeh Lee
Phoebe Sue (Lucy)
Rahni Belle (Lydia, Hunter)
Rowena Margaret (Angus, Harriet)
Shakayla Olivia Alberdina (Lochlann)
Sienna Mia Maxine
Zaliah Annie Lucy (Sienna, Imogen)
Zaydah Halle (Connor)
(Picture shows the volcanic Mount Gambier in South Australia on an autumn morning; photo from There’s Nothing Like Australia)
Waltzing More Than Matilda 
I live in a country area in WA and in my town there have been heaps of babies over the past year:
Tamzyn Ruby (Jorja and Darcy) Two girls 1 boy
Cleo Rayne (Lexi)
Thomas (Matilda)
Eve Maria (Katie)
Philip (Benjamin)
Jasper John
This sparks a question: what is the popularity of the name Gypsy like in Australia? I’ve heard of those considering her, but this is the first time I’ve actually come across one. I have just checked, she was given to 8 girls in E&W last year.
It’s not popular enough to show up in the data, so it would be rarely given. I don’t see that much of it, but it never comes as a surprise, somehow.
Even it was only given to 8 girls in Australia each year (which doesn’t sound at all impossible), that would be a much bigger percentage of our population than in the UK.