What is old, can become new again.
, Lilibet Diana and Archie Harrison, impacted the desire for antique names for the little ones.
The research also observed how Prince Harry’s birth in 1984 led to a rise in the name that same decade, as the sobriquet fell in popularity in the 1960s and 1970s. Queen Elizabeth’s 1926 birth contributed to a 16% increase in people naming their children after the monarch. “History always has a tendency to repeat itself and baby names are no exception,” said Mary McKee, head of content publishing operations at Find My Past.The Royal Family have inspired the rise in antiquated baby names.“All roads point to Joan as parents are increasingly looking to name their baby girls after strong female historical figures, and who better to take inspiration from than Joan of Arc,” she added.
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