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Flower Baby Names: A child’s garden of names

　　Flower names for girls never go out of style, and for good reason! 　　Flower names have a fresh femininity which has appealed to parents throughout the ages, but they can also make a meaningful choice. 　　Choosing a seasonal flower name can be a sweet way to connect your baby girl...

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Happy Hanukkah Names for Girls

Classic Baby Names: Finding the perfect variation

Baby Name Theft?

Nature Names for Girls 30 Gorgeous Girl Names We Love To C or Not to C? Top Ten Girl Names: Too Popular to use? Too many Madisons? Met Enough Emmas? Over Olivia? Romantic Girl Names Influential Baby Names: Beauty Queens & Models 9 Girl Names Inspired by Ines

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Great Christmas Names Beyond Noel and Natalie

　　By Linda Rosenkrantz 　　When you’re looking for names for a Christmastime baby, you can go the obvious route with Noel and Noelle, Mary or Merry, or you could consider a more subtle reference. Here are Nameberry’s 2016 picks of 12 great Christmas baby names. 　　Christmas Baby NamesBalthazar 　　Balthazar, also spelled...

International Girl Names: Turkish delights

　　By Woohyun Myungeun 　　The baby names of Turkey are a combination of the traditional and religious examples like Fatma, Ayshe and Hatice to the modern Alara, Kayra and Selin. Here are 20 stellar international baby girl names from Turkey representing that mix of the familiar and those that might be...

Celebrity Baby Names: Naming the newest Hanson!

　　We’ve been lucky enough to share some wonderful blogs from celebrity mom/cool baby namer Natalie Hanson, focusing on her and husband Taylor‘s choices of the names Viggo and Wilhelmina. And now we’re delighted to report that our Hanson connection expands with the addition of Natalie‘s sister-in-law Kate, wife of Zak,...

Most Popular Baby Names 2016

　　by Pamela Redmond Satran 　　Olivia has bumped Charlotte to become the Number 1 among Nameberry’s popular baby names for girls in 2016. 　　A Shakespearean name meaning “olive tree,” Olivia is Number 2 on the official lists for both the U.S. and England. While it’s unfailingly on the Nameberry Top 10,...

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Sassy Double-Syllable Names for Girls

Sassy Double-Syllable Names for Girls

Is Sailor the New Harper? Hot Girl Names Ending with R 28 Gorgeous Girls’ Names We Love Name Sage: Kim Kardashian Stole My Baby Name! Most Popular Girls’ Names 2015 The Orphans of Annie Name Sage: Honoring Grandma Beverly The Top Girl Names of All Time Name Sage: Girl Name Honoring Jacob

Silent Screen Actress Names: The Virgins and The Vamps

　　By Bree Ogle 　　In the first third of the 20th century, movies began to take hold in America and Europe. Although theatre was still prominent (and movie actors and actresses were considered ‘lowly’ by theatre people), the birth of the “star” only truly came about when motion pictures became popular....

Synchronized Sister Sibsets: How to make meaningful connections

　　Twin names and honor names are some of the hottest topics on the Nameberry forums. 　　Some folks like a direct approach, sticking with a shared first initial or passing down identical names from one generation to the next. Others like a more subtle approach. For the subtle crowd, I like...

A 3-year-old’s Name Remorse

　　Much has been written lately about the pros and cons of using a unique name. People choose to do it for a variety of reasons – family heritage, creativity, believing it will provide an advantage later in life, to show others our beliefs and hopes for our little ones, or...

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Traditional Boy Names: The Ultimate Guide

Traditional Boy Names: The Ultimate Guide

Boy Names: Some Popular Name Cliques 150+ European Baby Boy Names Strong Boy Names: The Ultimate Guide New Geek Chic Names For Boys Trending Boy Names Flower Names for Boys Are Blooming Hipster Cowboy Names Buck Tradition Nickname Spotlight: Getting to Gus

How I Named My Baby: October Teddy

　　Michelle, a breastfeeding counselor, and Neil, a research scientist, live in Ames, Iowa with their four children: Eisley, Avonlea, Idalia Rae, and October Teddy. 　　October was born on March 4, 2023. Here, we talk to Michelle about how she and Neil named their little boy. 　　Tell me October’s name story!I...

Where To Find A Cool Vintage Boy Name

　　The good news for lovers of vintage boy names is that they’ve never been cooler. 　　The bad news? Well... they’ve never been cooler. 　　That means it can feel increasingly difficult to find the perfect “I wish I’d thought of that first!” vintage boy name. You know: the sweet but strong,...

How to Make Classic Boy Names Unique

　　Classic boy names are wonderful except for the fact that they’re so common. Yes, there have been many august Williams; sure, it’s a name resonant on your family tree; except, there are thousands (11,282, to be exact) of baby Williams out there. 　　But among the wonderful qualities of classic boy...

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200 Unique Word Names You Won’t Find Anywhere Else

200 Unique Word Names You Won’t Find Anywhere Else

Last Names as First Names: Welcome to the Next Wave Surprisingly International Baby Names Unisex Baby Names: But Are They Really? Nonbinary Names Achieve Gender Parity Pride Icon Names Celebrate Diversity Unisex Names That Switched From Boy to Girl Vintage Surname Names Come Back Around The Coolest Unisex Nature Names

Surnames That Make Great Unisex Baby Names

　　Surnames used as unisex baby names offer fresh, modern-sounding options that aren’t too tied to one gender. 　　Last names as first names are always in fashion. Some lean strongly to one gender, as we can see in the USA’s list of popular names. Harper and Avery are mostly given to...

Fall’s Biggest Name Trend: Econames

　　Total Bellas star Brie Bella, mother of three-year-old Birdie Joe and newborn Buddy Dessert, revealed she would have chosen the name Branch or Blossom for her child if she’d had a girl. “People thought I was crazy, but I thought Birdie and Branch would just be like the sweetest, cutest...

America's Top Unisex Names of 2022

　　Want to know the most popular unisex names? We’ve crunched the numbers for you. 　　Our definition of a unisex name is one that’s used for both girls and boys with a split of at least 90-10. (For the most popular names, there are always a few opposites recorded, like the...

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A Tale of 2 Popularity Lists

A Tale of 2 Popularity Lists

Cool Names: Baby names more stylish across the ocean The Hottest Names of 2015 The Age of Bold Middle Names Name the Next New Starbabies Challenge! Your predictions wanted! On-Trend Celebrity Babies: Nova, Cy, and Etta 18 Hottest New Baby Names Vintage Baby Names The Newest, Hottest, Oldest Baby Names

Predictions for the New Most Popular Baby Names

　　By Abby Sandel 　　The US Social Security Administration is expected to release their annual list of the most popular baby names at the end of the week, just in time for Mother’s Day. 　　There are unofficial lists galore, including the ever-stylish Nameberry 100. But the Social Security data is the...

Future Top Ten Names: Avery, Jaxon, and Hadley

　　By Abby Sandel, Appellation Mountain 　　We’re just days away from the new year! As 2014 draws to a close, plenty of websites and hospital systems have released their top baby names for the past twelve months. 　　At Nameberry, Asher, Declan, and Atticus topped the boys’ list, while Imogen, Khaleesi, and...

Baby Names Ending in R

　　By Abby Sandel 　　Baby name trends are ever changing. There are overnight sensations like Miley, Nevaeh, and Jayden. Vintage comebacks like Violet and Henry. New names that seem outlandish at first, but soon catch on, like Willow or Chase. 　　And then there are trends that define how an entire generation...

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British Baby Names: The Latest Crop

British Baby Names: The Latest Crop

Belgian Names: Beyond Flemish and French Name Popularity List: Two new Latin names and how they got there Unusual Names: 10 More You’re Not Using Undiscovered Baby Names: What New Names Have You Heard Lately? Most Popular Names: Quebec 2009 What’s your favorite of all names? Bardo (and other celebrity O names) Underrated Baby Names: What’s your nomination?

The Social Security Name List–and how it grew

　　 Since the Social Security site showing the rankings of baby names is the bible for so many nameberries, we thought we’d turn to webmaster Jeff Kunkel to give us some insight into how it developed–and his instrumental part in it. 　　Soon after Social Security joined the internet, I became webmaster...

The X Factor: Some x-cellently x-otic X names

　　The nameberry contributor known to us as “Auburn” ruminates here on that most powerful and mysterious initial: X. 　　We all know this naming business is tricky, especially if your aim is to find unusual monikers which still have history — and if you’re browsing Nameberry then it probably is. You...

How Popular is Too Popular?

　　Question of the Week: Would you choose a popular name? 　　When my daughter Chloe was little, her name was becoming well used in Britain and Australia, but was hardly heard in the U.S. In fact, a surprising number of people often didn’t know how to pronounce or spell it. And so, try as...

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9 Timeless Rules for Naming Your Baby

9 Timeless Rules for Naming Your Baby

Name Change Resources The Art of the (Baby Name) Breakup What the Name Sage Knows: Ten Secrets to Loving Your Child's Name 20 Questions Every Baby Namer Should Ask It’s Okay to Change Your Baby’s Name How to Change Your Baby’s Name Test-Driving Your Baby Name Name Sage: Honoring Grandma Elaine

How to Cope With Baby Name Regret

　　Baby name regret — also known as baby name remorse — is a common source of shame among new parents. It allegedly affects between 10-20% of new parents, yet the perceived stigma deters many from sharing their feelings or stories. 　　Lately, celebrities have been opening up about their own experiences with baby...

Name Sage: Japanese-inspired Names for Raiden and Renzo's Sister

　　They're living in Japan, so their new daughter's name needs to bridge two cultures - just like brothers Raiden and Renzo. Plus, they're hoping for something that feels meaningful to their family. The Name Sage tries to check all the boxes! 　　Clarice writes:I'm really hoping you could help me out...

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...

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