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Dec 16, 2014

Top 100 Girl Names of 2014

Nameberry’s most popular girls’ name for 2014 is one that hasn’t yet cracked the US Top 1000. Also new to the Top 10: Two pop culture stars.

Dec 15, 2014

What Names are Common in YOUR Neighborhood?

There are the baby names most popular in your country. Then there are the names heard often on Nameberry. And then there are the names that are common in your particular neck of the woods. What are they?

Nov 13, 2014

From Mary to Isabella: Baby names get longer and longer

By Nick Turner Baby-name fads have come and gone over the decades, but one trend has held true: Names are getting longer. A hundred years ago, boys’ names were typically less than two syllables. John, James, George and Frank were all popular picks, and there were no three-syllable names anywhere in the top 20. In […]

Nov 6, 2014

Hot Baby Names: 20 choices heading for the top

Predicting which names will hit the top of the list, and when, is an art….but it’s also a science. And we’ve got the numbers behind the hottest names.

Oct 12, 2014

TV Names That Never Took Off: Felicity & Frasier

Some TV character names become mega-popular, like Samantha from ‘Bewitched’–but Angela Mastrodonato takes a look at some that didn’t make it.

Aug 28, 2014

Name-alytics

We’re so happy to share the news of the publication of Kelli Brady’s new ebook, “Name-alytics” which is chock full of interesting and useful data and stats. Heartily recommended!

Aug 21, 2014

Occupational Surnames: Far from a fad

Occupational surnames as firsts may seem like a recent trend, but Nick Turner traces them way back in his family two hundred years, and adds lots of interesting information on the subject.

Aug 3, 2014

The #1 Baby Names: How popular are they?

How many usages does it take to bring a baby name to the top spot? Kelli Brady shows how drastically that number has decreased over time. (Or why you know so many grown Jennifers and no baby Noahs.)