Baby Karens and Davids dwindle in number as Isla and Oliver top the Queensland name charts

When it was at the peak of its popularity in 1965, as many as 12 Karens were born every week in Queensland. The name has now basically vanished among the state's newborns.

By: ABC News (AU)

Jul 20 2024
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Baby Karens and Davids dwindle in number as Isla and Oliver top the Queensland name charts

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Baby Karens and Davids dwindle in number as Isla and Oliver top the Queensland name charts

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