Twins
Cara and Mia
Ellie Maree and Maddi Maree (Montana, Kortni)
George Francis and Minnie Pearl (Lexie, Kitty, Freddie)
Seth and Indigo – boy/girl
Girls
Anouk Jude Alexandra (Hannah, Tommy, Toby)
Aria Aneru
Danya Carson
Elora Adele (Scarlett)
Emjay Louise
Evelyn Lillian Rose (Tobias)
Gwen Veronika
Hadley Paige (Brecon)
Lily Anastasia
Mabel Bernadette (Nahla)
Priya Huong
Tiara Mahal
Tilly Aleida (Zeke)
Violet Evie Elizabeth (Nelson)
Zylah Brooklyn
Boys
Axl Leif (Tayla)
Camden Dain (Ewan, Adele)
Cameron Zoltan
Ceejay Stephen – Ceejay stands for Chris Junior (Myra)
Dante Luca (Emilio)
Fletcher Hadley
Frank Duncan (Archie, Max)
Malakai Sucre (Kodee, Saskia, Natasha, Connor)
Ocean Kang-An
Rocco Saverio (Olivia, Daniella, Chiara)
Rupert Otis Kent
Tallis Joseph
Thierry George (Mary-Jo)
William Vorster (Matt)
Xavier Lino (Charlie)
Most popular names this week
Girls: Amelia
Boys: Archie
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I work at a job where I see A LOT of names and just this week saw CJ J Smith. (First name CJ, second inital J). I figured it started out as CJ as a nickname, but they could never figure out the C. I prefer it being spelled out! Ceejay is a neat name in my opinion!
I’m seeing more people spelling out initials, and I can see the value of it – it makes them sound more like a “proper name”, and can be a way to honour someone without using their full name.
not me. I am not a fan of this trend at all. I would leave initials solidly in nickname territory.
Minnie Pearl? As in the comedian? Why would anyone want to inflict such a dated association?
I really like the middles Hadley and Anastasia.
I don’t think most Australians know who Minnie Pearl is.