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We combed through the provincial statistics records to bring you the most unique and original baby names of 2015. But before we dive in to these one-of-a-kind monikers, there were a few baby name trends we noticed.
It’s no surprise that Frozen inspired several new moms and dads. That movie’s influence on society may never end?cause you know, we just can’t let it go. Elsa was favoured in both British Columbia and Alberta, while there quite a few Kristoffs in Alberta. Sadly, no one has named their babe after Olaf.
We’re not sure why, but Twilight seems to have made a bit of a comeback, especially in British Columbia. Guess those tween Twihards have grown up and become parents. So we’ll be seeing some little Cullens, Caiuses and Esmes running around the playground soon. Which is fine, as long as they don’t bite. New parents also seem to have deep love for Channing Tatum, and we don’t blame them. Why read a baby name book when you can watch Magic Mike instead" Inspired by the actor’s last name, Tatum was used for both boys and girls in British Columbia and Alberta.
Little Nevaehs have been popping up all over Canada. The female name, which is the word “heaven” spelt backwards, appeared on every provincial list. Move over Olivia, Nevaeh may be the most popular girl name in Canada for 2016.
Another unusual trend to watch out for is the rise of Greek and Roman god names. Roll call at dayca...