Sibling Name News

The Question of the Week: What names have you found on Nameberry that made you go WOW??

Guest blogger Angela Mastrodonato has found some interesting names that will probably be new to you in the Kilcher clan of Alaska.

The new year starts off with a monthful of great choices, from spunky twins Kitty and Sadie to lovely Lucia Linnea Pearl.

Rock star baby names can go to all kinds of extremes, but the members of one group–No Doubt–have outdone each other in making great choices.

There are lots of touching tribute names in this month’s report of newest babyberries, accompanied by stories of family tradition and love.

Here are some of the delicious choices made by berries in the month of November–eg Wilhelmina Kate and Luna Camille, Alfred Fox and Arrow Benjamin Craig. Do you have a fave?

We all at Nameberry are thankful for the endlessly fascinating subject of names–and this week Abby Sandel gives examples of some of the reasons why, in her Nameberry 9.

The October babyberry report is here! Three sets of nicely named twins, two Margots, two Judes, and such intriguing combos like Phaedra Celeste and Emrys Atticus. Congrats to all and thanks for sharing!

Tara Wood chronicles how her taste in baby names evolved in the process of naming six kids.

This month’s adorable new batch of babyberries– from Beckham Ellis James to Zinnia Rhiannon.

So many cool choices this month, from Cordelia Amaryllis Saffron to Boone Finley Paul.

Our babyberry announcements for July–a variety of fabulous choices, from Antoinette to Zora, Augustine to Quentin.

Abby Sandel explores the complications that can arise when naming a second child. Do siblings’ names have to match?

From classics like Alexander to rare specimens Orchid and Hawthorne–this month’s batch of babyberries is particularly delicious.

What if you had to choose all your children’s names from the dozen or so that pass by on the Nameberry ticker at any given moment? We challenge you to pick the most compatible bunch!

If you had to give all your children names with the same theme, which theme would you choose? Names that start with Z or that have been used for royals, names from mythology or names from the circus, let’s blue-sky about name themes.

An intriguing variety of birth announcements on Nameberry last month, from Amelie and Atticus to Roman and Ramona to Poet and Petra.

Here they are, the Babyberries announced on the Nameberry Birth Announcement forum during the month of April, from Effie to Seraphina to Zev. Congrats to all!

Jersey Shore’s Snooki has put out a call for help in naming her next child and Tara Ryazansky offers some suggestions. What are yours?

Wow! Some of our most creative names yet, from Dulcinea Tesla to Gable Juliette to Escher Reed Willem; and yet still–the two most popular Berrybaby names for March were the classic Jack and Peter.

This week, Abby Sandel considers the question of extreme unusual names–and how our perceptions of them might change over time. Any names that you once considered too weird to consider but seem perfectly acceptable now?

The February Babyberry Report includes a Cecily and a Cormac, an Enid and an Ezeriah, plus two sets of twins.

Three sets of twins in the January babyberry report–and some especially cool middles–Idris, Loyal, Florian and Noor.

Naming her first child was a snap. Naming the second was a bit more challenging. But as guest blogger Tara Wood discovered, naming six kids can be a nightmare..

The newest Babyberry names are here–from Apolline Ever to Zeller Baird! Plus three sets of nicely named twins.