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You probably picked out your future baby names even before you entered high school. You wanted that Maria or Logan, but then you made the mistake of telling a friend. Just as you’re about to announce your upcoming baby’s name, your friend suddenly steals it. KatarzynaBialas...

The authority on baby names, BabyCenter, has finally released their annual list! If you’re looking for some inspiration or want to know what names to avoid, get some ideas from these popular baby names of 2015.

Parents get inspiration for baby names from lots of places. They might choose the name of an older generation of relatives or pick something they loved since they were kids. Another popular place to find good baby names? TV shows and movies!

Christmas is almost here and what a wonderful time of year it is to bring a baby into the world! Many parents consider the time of year when choosing a name for their newborn baby boy or girl; whether it is the particular month they are born in or holiday season.  

The recent presidential election had our entire nation’s attention focused on two people: Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.  However, people from all over the world were tuned in to the American political occasion.  

Last year was filled with baby girl names from the Victorian era such as Emma, Isabella, and Abigail, and baby boy names were taken over by the letter “J” with the most popular names being Jackson, Jacob, Jayden, and Jack.   

The new American roster was recently released with over 33,000 baby names from 2011.  The roster includes 50% more names than were commonly used twenty-five years ago.  Among these new names there are some rather unique choices for both boys and girls.  

Quite a feat for a fetus! Why not let your unborn baby name itself for only $.99! That’s right! A new i-Phone app called “Kick to Pick” lets baby choose its own name through those startling, in-utero kicks mothers adore—unless, of course, baby is a budding place kicker for ...

Makes sense, of course. She and her husband, David Bugliari are both Italian, so the last name is a given.  But they’ve narrowed down their choices for a first name for their boy-to-be to three, and according to Alyssa, “We’ll go with a slightly Italian name, so that it goe...