This adorable baby name trend is growing in popularity again
Did you grow up knowing a Sarah-Jane, Anne-Marie or a John-Paul? Back in the 80s and 90s, hyphenated names were all the rage and now they’re coming back, with a twist.
New parents are keen on picking a moniker that sounds unique, and this new baby name trend is all about that.
Mummy Pages has come up with 20 hyphenated names that are unique without being too out there. Check them out below.
Hyphenated girl names:
1: Sophie-Grace
2: Lucy-Anne
3: Laura-Jean
4: Holly-Rae
5: Daisy-May
6: Amelia-Claire
7: Eliza-Jane
8: Sophie-Louise
9: Mary-Kate
10: Milly-Anne
Hyphenated boy names:
1: Oliver-Mark
2: John-Joe
3: Matty-Ray
4: Jack-Thomas
6: Alexander-Thomas
7: Ezra-Mark
8: Isaac-James
9: Oscar-Finn
10: George-Matthew
5: Billy-Joe
Meanwhile, here are some popular double-barrelled girls names:
1. Anne-Marie
2. Amelia-Rose
3. Billie-Jo
4. Ellie-May
5. Isla-Mae
6. Kady-Shay
7. Mary-Jo
8. Lily-Ann
11. Olivia-Rose
12. Olivia-Faye
13. Peggy-Sue
14. Rosie-Leigh
15. Ruby-Jo
16. Sarah-Jane
17. Sarah-Louise
18. Sophia-Grace
19. Scarlett-Rose
20. Violet-Jane
Popular double-barrelled boys names:
1. Aaron-Jay
2 .Alfie-James
3. Bobby-Joe
4. Corey-James
5. Cameron-James
6. James-Dean
7. John-Paul
8. Isaac-Lee
9. Jayden-Lee
10. Jason-Sean
11. Jack-Wyatt
12. Joseph-Christopher
13. John-Michael
14. John-James
15. Patrick-Joseph
16. Taylor-George
17. Tommy-Lee
18. Tyler-Jay
19. Vince-John
20. William-Craig
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