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Top Nameberry Names Reveal Future Trends

　　Have you ever taken a tour of the most popular names on Nameberry? 　　We’re not talking about the official Top 1000 — although it turns out that Berries love Oliver and Olivia, Leo and Luna just as much as the rest of us. No, the Nameberry Top 1000 reveals which...

Best Baby Names 2020

These Names Are Peaking

New Baby Names: Catch Them While They’re Hot!

Nameberry’s Popular Baby Names 2019

Nameberry’s Newest Arrivals Announced! Fashion Runways Set Hottest New Name Trends Why Are Parents Choosing “Evil” Names? Names That Will Define the Next Decade Old-Fashioned Names Are New Again Most Popular Baby Names 2020…so far Top Lockdown Names Are Simple, International, and Heroic New Irish Names Go Global

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These Cool Winter Baby Names Are Hot, Hot, Hot!

　　Seasonal baby names: would you consider using one?Each year, the Office for National Statistics in England and Wales releases a month-by-month breakdown of the Top 10 baby names for boys and girls. The boys’ side is more or less constant, and so is the girls’… for eleven months of the...

How to Name Your Baby in a Time of Crisis

　　The coronavirus pandemic is changing the way parents are naming their children. 　　The Philippines has already seen babies named Covid Bryant, Covid Rose, Covid Lorraine, and Coviduvidapap (all confirmed with birth certificate evidence). Even more recently, there were babies born in India named Corona and Lockdown. 　　Names No Longer ViableDespite...

Brilliant Baby Names You’re REALLY Using

　　Another year, another batch of utterly brilliant Babyberry names! 　　So far this year, 175 new arrivals have been announced by our international community of friends and followers: 105 girls and 70 boys. 　　The beautiful baby names our Berries choose never fail to delight us, but this year’s picks have been...

Top Baby Names 2020….so far

　　The top baby names of 2020 are yet to be decided for the full year, so we are a long way from knowing whether and how the cataclysmic events of 2020’s disastrous first quarter will shape names of the future. 　　For now, we’ve got a new top girls’ name for...

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Hello, Baby! O-Ending Surname Names for Girls

Hello, Baby! O-Ending Surname Names for Girls

A 3-year-old’s Name Remorse Baby Name Etta-quette The Long and (mostly) Short of Baby Names Name Sage: A Sister for Beatrice and Amelie Animated Baby Names for Girls Name Sage: A Sister for Juliet and Celia Names Honoring Screen Icon Maureen O’Hara Name Sage: A Sister for Rex and Leo

Name Sage: Girl Name Honoring Jacob

　　Jennifer writes: 　　I am due soon with our third child and my husband and I are having some problems finalizing a name. We have a common Jewish last name (also popular as a first name). 　　We have two children, Milo Efrem and Reva Whitney. While their names did take us...

Name Sage: A Sister for Rex

　　Livy writes: 　　We are expecting our second child, a daughter, in four weeks and we are completely stumped on girl names. We already have a son called Rex and his name was really the only one we could agree on but we both loved it; it fitted instantly. This time...

Girls’ Names with I-Endings

　　By Abby Sandel 　　Is it me, or do names ending in ‘i’ sometimes look incomplete? Ashli and Maci seem like they’re missing something. Others, like Lori and Dani are so common that they seem natural – and yet, they’re often short for longer names. 　　But there are names for girls that traditionally...

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Exploring the Meaning of Julian

Exploring the Meaning of Julian

100+ Best Boy Names Ending in a Vowel How I Named My Baby: October Teddy Boy Names: Some Popular Name Cliques 80+ Woodsy Names for Boys That Will Make You Want to Have a Son How I Named My Baby: Koda Florian New Geek Chic Names For Boys Flower Names for Boys Are Blooming Hipster Cowboy Names Buck Tradition

150+ European Baby Boy Names

　　European baby names have a long and illustrious history of use in the US. After all, many of the most popular boy names today – contemporary classics like Leo and Lucas, Mason and Mateo, Oliver and Owen – have European origins. 　　But there is so much cultural and linguistic variety...

　　Choosing the right brother names involves striking the right balance. Ideally, brother names should be coordinated in a clear way — such as style or origin — but you want the names to be distinctive, so the brother set doesn’t feel too matchy. 　　Looking for brother names with similar style is...

12 Boy Names That Deserve More Love

　　Looking for a boy name that feels both fashionable and original, that stands out for its rarity but fits with current trends? 　　Boy names are evolving at lightning speed right now, with parents more willing than ever to branch out from traditional choices and embrace individuality in their sons’ names...

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Unisex Names That Switched From Boy to Girl

Unisex Names That Switched From Boy to Girl

Surnames That Make Great Unisex Baby Names Surprisingly International Baby Names Fall’s Biggest Name Trend: Econames How I Named My Babies: Nico Gianna & Jasper Graham The Most Nonbinary Names in Every State 50 Rare Gender-Neutral Names Heating Up Vintage Surname Names Come Back Around Last Names as First Names: Welcome to the Next Wave

The Coolest Unisex Nature Names

　　Unisex nature names blend two of the coolest categories of baby names right now, so it’s no wonder they’re attracting a lot of attention! 　　The top gender neutral names in the US include several nature-inspired options, and the natural world is also a wonderful place to look for unique unisex...

Unisex Names Across the Atlantic

　　Unisex baby names are increasingly appealing to parents. But which names are considered unisex, and which names are not, is a very subjective matter – one that is influenced by factors like a person’s past experience, age or location. 　　If you live in the United States of America, you can...

100 Unique Unisex Middle Names

　　What’s hot in the middle spot? Unique unisex middle names, of course! 　　With more and more unisex first names in circulation, you’d think that conventionally gendered middles would be holding firm, if only for practicality’s sake. And you’d be right – to a certain extent, at least. 　　Although the SSA...

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Top Names of 2008: Emma and Jacob Rule

Top Names of 2008: Emma and Jacob Rule

Irish Baby Names: Hot Off The Press French Baby Names: Prune, Anyone? GOODBYE, GLADYS? Newest Baby Names: Clara Is This Year’s Claire NAMES OF THE NEW WEST Taking Baby Names Seriously L Names to Love DE-HIPSTERIZE THAT BABY NAME

Celebrity Baby Names: Brooklyn yes, Bronx no

　　There are some celebrity kids’ names that are immediately embraced by other parents and become instant hits. Take Kingston, for example, the name chosen for personal reasons relating to the city in Jamaica by Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale: it had all the ingredients to make it a success– accessibility,...

Enter the New Nameberry Contest!!!

　　Mother’s Day is fast approaching, and to baby name fanatics that means one thing beyond cards and flowers: that the release date of the latest figures from the Social Security Administration is only a few weeks away. We’ll soon know whether or not Emily and Jacob have finally been overtaken...

Is Your Favorite Name More Popular Than You Think?

　　The Number One girls’ name of the decade so far is Emily, with about 190,000 babies receiving that name since 2000. And the top boys’ name is Jacob, given to nearly 229,000 boys this decade. 　　But there are other names that are given to more than twice as many babies...

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Rare Names With Popular Nicknames

Rare Names With Popular Nicknames

Popular Twin Names 20 Chic French Names You Should Know About 50 Names That Mean You Live in the North East Top Names in Each State Revealed! New Popular Irish Names Revealed Top Czech Names Follow International Trends 100 Names That Deserve To Be Used More 30 Great Names You’re Not Using!

The Best of the Rarest Baby Names

　　Baby namers desperate for truly undiscovered baby names have always begged us for our secret list of unique names that nobody but nobody else has. You know, the truly wonderful baby names with deep history and wide appeal that somehow remain completely undiscovered. 　　The only problem was we didn’t have...

New Study Determines the Top Jewish Names

　　Jewish names are a diverse set, represented by Hebrew names, biblical names, Yiddish names, and gentile names that gained popularity among the American Jewish community. 　　A recent report by the Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion's Jewish Language Project reveals the most popular Jewish names in the US. This...

How Gen Z Is Your Name?

　　Gen Z names, the most popular names for babies born from 1997 to 2012, are led by Emily and Jacob, according to a new study by Nameberry. 　　The watchword for Generation Z names is diversity, according to Nameberry’s study, with 70% more names in general use for Zoomers than for...

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Name Change Resources

Name Change Resources

What the Name Sage Knows: Ten Secrets to Loving Your Child's Name How Not To Name The Baby: Top 10 Baby-Naming Don’ts How to Pick the Perfect Multilingual Name The Art of the (Baby Name) Breakup Name Sage: Honoring Grandma Elaine Name Sage: Defining Classic Girl Names Unique Twin Names to Inspire It’s Okay to Change Your Baby’s Name

The Best Baby Name Advice

　　Over the many months of How I Named My Baby, our Berries have shared incredible tips and valuable insight on navigating the baby name process. 　　Here, the best baby name advice from our readers: 　　On where to begin:“Start off by asking your partner what names they don’t like! Are there any names...

Rainbow Baby Names Honor and Comfort

　　Rainbow baby names — names for a child born after the loss of another — can be a way to mark a time of mixed emotions. Some parents find it helpful and meaningful to choose a name that both acknowledges the loss and celebrates new life, commemorating the past and...

How to Change Your Baby’s Name

　　So you've already put a name on the birth certificate, but now you're feeling baby name regret. Can you change your baby's name? Of course you can! 　　Follow our step-by-step guide to changing a baby name, from navigating the legal process to coping with the emotions of a name change....

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