Paulina, Antonia, Seraphina….lovely long names for girls in this week’s Nameberry 9.

An expert’s predictions on what will be most popular in Paris next year.

Two Olives this month and twins Azure and India highlighting the October birth announcements.

The Name Sage’s advice on finding a name to fit in with those in a wide extended family.

We love nature names, we love word names, we love exotic international names. Here guest blogger Kelsey Andersen combines all three.

Notable November births and events, from Marie Antoinette to Daniel Boone to Georgia O’Keeffe.

Some neglected Scandinavian names ripe for importation–Annalie, Linnea, Jens and Lars.

This edition of the Nameberry 9 newsiest names of the week ranges from the pure and simple Jane to the out-there Galileo.

World-class character namer Neil Gaiman didn’t disappoint in his fantasy novel Stardust, with some names particularly apt for Halloween.

Nick Turner analyzes the impact of corporate brands on baby names.

Would Everly work to honor a Beverly?

A look at the rise and fall of the Top 10 baby names.

Suddenly there’s a whole menagerie of Bears, Lions, Foxes and Wolves in the nursery.

In tribute to actress Maureen O'Hara, a look at the names of some of the memorable characters she played.

Names associated with Oscar Wilde, from Cyril and Sibyl to Salome.

Some celebs have gone against the nouveau tide and returned to the most traditional classic names.

Twins Beatrice and Amelie are expecting a baby sister and the Name Sage is here to help find her name.

Pepper, Duffy, Kate–what’s your favorite of the orphans’ names in ‘Annie’?

Some broad trends are reflected in this week’s Nameberry’s 9 newsiest names.

Nameberry’s pick of the 13 best new celebrity baby name choices.

Ten boys’ names from around the world with deep history and a fresh feel.

Eleni, Imani, Noemi–some lovely girl names ending in the letter I.

The Name Sage helps find some middle name possibilities to go with Iris that honor great-grandpa Jacob.

Are there some names that, for some reason, would work best in the middle spot? Here are one blogger’s choices.

Trend alert: There’s definitely growing love for girls’ names ending in the O-sound.