20 Names You’ll Probably See In Your Kid’s Kindergarten Class this Year
It's that time of year again when parents are either really excited or nervous, and kids are equally so. It's back-to-school time, and if you've had enough of your kids being home during summer break, you're probably happy to get back to a regular routine.
Many of you are about to send your baby to kindergarten, and it's a bowl of mixed emotions. You're excited to have a little more space away from the kids, but at the same time, it's emotional to see them going out into the world. You may be worried about how they're going to like it — if they're going to make a lot of friends — all while you try to grasp where the past five years have gone.
It feels like just yesterday when you were choosing the name for your new baby and going through those popular baby lists to find out if your choice is the perfect one for your family. That's one thing you'll be seeing more of now that your little one is starting kindergarten — the power of those popular names.
Check out this list of the top 20 baby names from five years ago, and I bet you'll see more than a few on your kindergartener's class list this year.
10th Most Popular
Girl: Mia
Boy: Anthony
9th Most Popular
Girl: Chloe
Boy: Aiden
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8th Most Popular
Girl: Madison
Boy: Daniel
7th Most Popular
Girl: Abigail
Boy: Noah
6th Most Popular
Girl: Emily
Boy: Alexander
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5th Most Popular
Girl: Ava
Boy: William
4th Most Popular
Girl: Olivia
Boy: Jayden
3rd Most Popular
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Girl: Emma
Boy: Michael
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2nd Most Popular
Girl: Sophia
Boy: Ethan
Most Popular Names
Girl: Isabella
Boy: Jacob
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What names do you remember being popular back in 2010? Share in the comments!
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Devan McGuinness
Devan McGuinness is the founder of the online resource Unspoken Grief, which is dedicated to breaking the silence of perinatal grief for those directly and indirectly affected by miscarriage, stillbirth and neonatal death. Using her own experience of surviving 12 miscarriages, Devan has been actively supporting and encouraging others who are wading through the challenges associated with perinatal and neonatal loss. Winner of the 2012 Bloganthropy Award and named one of Babble's “25 bloggers wh ... More
Well I pretty sure my daughters name won’t be in the common list of names. That’s because her name is DECEMBER AURORA. She’s will be four on Saint Patrick’s Day. N my oldest son his name is NIKKO he’s 15yrs.old. my youngest sons name is Seth. Yes it was very common in his class. He’s almost 11. ANYWHO I do know my nephews name is Noah so he probably have a lot of Noah in his class. Thanx for letting me post
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