Mar 12, 2015
Names That Get Stuck in the Middle..and why
Angela Mastrodonato offers a fascinating analysis of what kinds of names work as middles–and why.
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Mar 12, 2015
Angela Mastrodonato offers a fascinating analysis of what kinds of names work as middles–and why.
Mar 9, 2015
Liv Tyler, Sara Gilbert and Carrie Underwood all named their starbabies last month. Here’s the complete list of February celebrity births.
Mar 8, 2015
A bonanza of interesting celebrity baby names in this week’s Nameberry’s Newsiest Names–from Cate Blanchett’s classic Edith Vivian Patricia to Sara Gilbert’s cutting-edge Rhodes Emilio.
Mar 8, 2015
A memorial tribute by a fellow Berry to the greatly missed -- rowangreeneyes -- and her unique take on baby names.
Mar 5, 2015
Guest blogger Aimee Tafreshi tells you everything you’d want to know about virtually every plausible girls’ name beginning with the ‘P’.
Mar 4, 2015
March is the hump month, when winter (hopefully) gives way to spring, Women’s History and St. Patrick’s Day are celebrated, and a lot of great names are born. Here’s our top ten.
Mar 3, 2015
Today, almost any kind of word — from nature to virtue to color to place to spiritual — can be turned into a first name. Which do you like best?
Mar 3, 2015
From the fields of astronomy and physics, guess blogger Jackie offers some inspirational hero names like Dalton, Pascal and Thorne.
Mar 2, 2015
A somewhat smaller than usual list of Babyberries born in the short month of February, but a full contingent of gorgeous choices nonetheless.
Mar 1, 2015
Luna is just one of the celestial names in the celebrisphere–Abby Sandel spots several other names in the sky.
Mar 1, 2015
Kara follows up her interesting 1950s girl name blog with a look at the boys’ side, comparing the popularity of top names then and now.
Feb 26, 2015
Guest blogger Beth Grimm offers some sound and solid advice for naming a child who will inhabit more than one culture.
Feb 25, 2015
There were times when Shirley and Ethel and Bertha and Bessie were way up near the top of the popularity list. Here’s where and when that was, for them and other Top 10 girls, the ones that are no longer even in the Top 500.
Feb 24, 2015
Breton French names have always been distinctive–but are parents in Brittany sticking with tradition or following worldwide trends? Clarice Bourgeois has the answers.
Feb 22, 2015
Abby Sandel shows how you can look to the stars when you’re seeking an unusual names–but definitely within limits.
Feb 22, 2015
Disney’s “Sleeping Beauty” gave us some other baby name options beyond Briar Rose and Aurora–here are nine more.
Feb 19, 2015
Once more, Tara offers her predictions of the names for the next crop of celeb babes, and invites you to match them to your own. The next UK Prince or Princess? Baby Timberlake? Time to get out your crystal ball.
Feb 17, 2015
The Question of the Week: What names have you found on Nameberry that made you go WOW??
Feb 17, 2015
What would it take to revive a lifeless name like Gertrude or Edna? Mikita Brottman thinks it might take just one glamorous bearer. What do you think?
Feb 16, 2015
In early 20th century literary London, there was the close-knit and influential Bloomsbury group, whose members had a remarkably distinctive roster of names, from Ottoline to Saxon to Thoby.
Feb 15, 2015
This week’s newsiest names include some you’ve probably not heard before, such as Rosamund Pike’s Atom and a girl character named Jupiter.
Feb 12, 2015
Italian baby names are beautiful but sometimes confusing. Romina Angeleri gives us the inside scoop on the most popular baby names Italy.
Feb 11, 2015
Predicting a major new baby name trend is part science, part inspiration, and part magic. Here’s one new trend we see really taking off.
Feb 10, 2015
Here are dozens of names we loved from the creative entries to last week’s invent-a-name contest, plus the two winning choices.
Feb 10, 2015
In addition to the more obvious–and increasingly popular– Atticus and Scout, there are a number of other unique names in “To Kill a Mockingbird,” as reported by Herb Scribner.