We’re all about newness today. Tell us what new names you’ve heard and seen, we’ll tell you ours, plus we want your baby name questions for a brand new Nameberry feature!

The most wildly anticipated celebrity baby name of the year will soon be revealed. Wacky, unique, unexpected, or unexpectedly sedate? Predictions, please.

Is there a name that you once considered using for your child before you woke up and realized it was all wrong?

Imagine you are the name ruler of the world. If there were no holds barred, no inhibiting factors–what would your perfect family of names be?

How do you feel when you meet someone who shares your name? And what about if they’ve made the same name choice for their child?

Is there a name or names that you really love, but think might just be too extreme to actually give to your child?

Do the names of your kids all have to be similar in style or can they be more mix and match?

We were quoted all over the world last week in a story that claimed 10 percent of parents regret their child’s name. Now we want you to tell us: Any baby name regrets? And if so, why?

Did one of your Nameberry-approved name choices produce a raised eyebrow–or worse–from someone out there in the non-namenerd world?

Whether it was inspired by a much loved person, a public personality, a character in a book or was one you completely made up, what was your favorite name as a child– and does it make you blush now?

We’re here because we think names are important. But are they everything — or would a Bertha smell every bit as sweet as a Rose?

What do you think of families whose kids’ names all start with the same letter, or are a garden of flower names? Would or did you theme your children’s names?

Let’s have your thoughts on what would make a great Question of the Week.

New names in the celebrisphere have included a mix of nature names, vintage names, Greek and Hebrew names…ranging from Agnes to Sky. Which ones do you think are winners?

No matter how crazy you’ve gotten about baby names — and our boards are full of some pretty crazy stories — we bet there’s someone crazier. Confess!

Would you consider giving your baby a middle name like Sweetheart or Ballerina or Bunny or Bear or Bebop or Boo or Noo, as some celebrities have done?

Some of us have had the same favorite name since we were seven, others find their styles and choices continually changing over time. Which description fits you?

Today’s Nameberry Question of the Week–when is it ok for two family members to use the same (or similar) names for their babies and when is it not?

What do you do if you’ve chosen a redheaded name like Rory and a little blondie appears? Should the name stay or should it go?

When is an unusual name a mark of distinction and when can it be a source of confusion? Where would you draw the line?

Egbert? Ebenezer? Gay? Hyman? Herman? Hortense? Which names have the least chance of making a comeback?

With Trinity and Serenity in the Top 100, and babies being named Story and Fable and Echo and Fire, we’re wondering how you feel about word names in general.

Whether or not you consider yourself a certified Name Nerd, how and when did you get interested in names?

When it comes to naming girls, there’s a vast profusion of style and image possibilities, from feminissima to boyish. How would you classify your favorites? Are there the same criteria for both genders?

What’s your taste in boys’ names? Traditional or trendy? Strong or gentle? Homegrown or exotic?