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Nameberry

Nameberry is the site created by experts Pamela Redmond Satran and Linda Rosenkrantz, coauthors of 10groundbreaking books on baby names widely quoted on the subject around the world. Nameberry includes an authoritative 50,000 name database developed over two decades, a daily blog on baby names, unique lists and features, and a vibrant community of expectant parents and name lovers. With two million monthly visitors and 10 million page views from every country around the world, the Nameberry family includes a daily email newsletter, a popular shop selling personalized products, an active Facebook group, and a wide Twitter following.

Surprising baby names on the path to popularity

From Aveline to Kye, you may not know any kids by these names yet—but you likely soon will!

Psst… Here’s how your own name may affect what you name baby

Love it or hate it, you probably consider feelings toward your name when picking baby’s moniker.

Name trend: Aster, Vesper + other ‘er’ names are on the rise for girls

It’s about time girls borrow this trend from the boys.

boy and girl baby laying together

Oh, baby! ❤️ These are 2016’s top baby names, in every state

The Social Security Administration breaks down baby name popularity by state.

Where to find inspiration for unique baby names

Plus 20 perfectly uncommon baby names we adore. 

25 unusual baby names inspired by celebrities

Want to give your baby some automatic star power? ?

30 vintage baby boy names that deserve comebacks

Can’t you just imagine how cute a little guy named Morris would be?!

The top 10 trending boys’ names from the past decade

Did you contribute to the rising popularity of these names? ?

The hottest baby names of 2017—so far

The hottest baby names of 2017—so far

Was there some big news about Theodore or Eleanor Roosevelt recently?!

The 10 top trending girls’ names from the past decade

Some names come from seemingly nowhere to explode onto the scene. ?

Hello, Eloise! The reason your great-grandparents’ names are staging comebacks

There’s a totally fascinating reason so many babies seem to be named after their parents’ great-grandparents.

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