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Articles by Linda Rosenkrantz

Linda Rosenkrantz

Linda Rosenkrantz is the co-founder of Nameberry, and co-author with Pamela Redmond of the ten baby naming books acknowledged to have revolutionized American baby naming. You can follow her personally at Instagram, Twitter and Facebook. She is also the author of the highly acclaimed New York Review Books Classics novel Talk and a number of other books.

Mon Jan 17 2011

Nameberry Week in Review: Debut issue

The latest news in the world of baby names, brought to you each Monday by Abby Sandel.
Fri Jan 14 2011

Nameberry Picks: Twelve Best Disney Names

Here are nameberry’s picks of the dozen best Disney names for your baby.
Wed Jan 12 2011

Vintage Baby Names: What’s your era?

Vintage names are hot–from ancient Greek and Roman ones to the Mad Men names of the 1950s and 1960s. What’s your favorite period?
Mon Jan 10 2011

New Zealand Name Report

Our New Zealander guest blogger analyzes her country’s latest name popularity results, with Liam at the top for the first time, Sophie Number 1 for girls.
Fri Jan 07 2011

Top Boys Name For Each Letter: a 130-year survey

The leading boys’ names for each letter of the alphabet since 1880, showing a preponderance of nicknames: Larry trumps Lawrence.
Thu Jan 06 2011

Most Popular Girls’ Names: 130-Year Overview

Here, letter by letter, the top ten most popular girls’ names in the U.S. since 1880.
Wed Jan 05 2011

Names from Books: Have a lifelong love affair with one?

Is there a literary character’s name you’ve loved–and continued to love– since first reading the book?
Thu Dec 30 2010

Nameberry Picks: Best Cowboy Names

A posse of possible cowboy names rides into nameberry today.
Wed Dec 29 2010

Green Names: What’s your favorite nature name?

Do you like names from nature? Would or have you used one for your baby?
Tue Dec 28 2010

Belgian Names: Beyond Flemish and French

Looking at the most popular names in Belgium and their complexity of components–a fascinating melange of Flemish, Dutch, French, German, and even English and Irish.