Expert claims your baby is ‘cool’ & part of the ‘elite’ if you gave it one of these names

AN expert has revealed the list of names which mean your baby is ‘cool’ and part of the ‘elite’. 

Author Pamela Redmond Satran, co-author Nameberry.com, said names go in and out of fashion in the blink of an eye, as they fall out of favour the more popular they become. 

An expert shared 12 names – for boys and girls – which mean your baby is ‘cool’Credit: Getty – Contributor

Speaking to The Hollywood Reporter, Pamela shared 12 names, for boys and girls, which are in right now, including Sophie, River and James – for girls. 

She said: “Elite parents in urban areas lean toward very fashion-forward and sophisticated names.

“They are attracted to quirky, not-so-easy-to-like names that are more difficult to embrace.”

She shared her list of current ‘elite’ baby names, which include Sam, Jack, Lily, Charlotte and Matilda. 

Data from thousands of parents registering their choices on Nameberry – used as an indication for what will be trending the following year – showed the ‘elite’ names starting to gain traction. 

Lily came in fourth, Charlotte in 19th place, Sophie was ranked 21st while Matilda came in 46th place. 

While for the boys Jack was in 10th place, while Sam, or Samuel, came in 63rd place.

Royally-approved Charlotte was among the choices for ‘elite’ parents, Credit: Getty Images – Getty

Pamela used Penelope as an example of a name which has slipped in popularity after becoming widely used.

Kourtney Kardashian opted for the ‘retro’ name for her daughter when she was born in 2012, and that sealed its fate.

Pamela revealed: “Now Penelope feels too popular, too common — and we’re not hearing much about it anymore.” 

And we revealed the most-searched for baby names of 2020 – including Luna, Maeve and Milo.

While this mum who fell pregnant with 2 sets of triplets naturally reveals heart-breaking reason she never stops hugging them first.

Plus a mum-to-be reveals she fell pregnant while already expecting – and is now having TRIPLETS ‘conceived 10 days apart’.