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Help[Opinions] Re: How will names change as Gen Z approaches the age to have kids?
in reply to a message by Kellan
While Millennials are famous (infamous?) for delaying having children, Gen Z will probably be famous for having fewer children period. The few children that Gen Z will have may tend to have more unusual names, so I foresee the overall usage of the most popular names continuing to drop.
Already millennials are using increasing numbers of nature based names like Magnolia, Sage, and Aspen as well as space age sounding names like Nova and Luna. I expect these trends to continue with names like River. Fantasy and myth inspired names like Phoenix and Artemis seem to be climbing a lot, so I foresee older Gen-Z carrying this on.
Older GenZers seem to have a lot more in common with young millennials than they do with younger Zoomers.
Already millennials are using increasing numbers of nature based names like Magnolia, Sage, and Aspen as well as space age sounding names like Nova and Luna. I expect these trends to continue with names like River. Fantasy and myth inspired names like Phoenix and Artemis seem to be climbing a lot, so I foresee older Gen-Z carrying this on.
Older GenZers seem to have a lot more in common with young millennials than they do with younger Zoomers.
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