The 20 Most Popular Royal-Inspired Baby Names
These are the most popular aristocratic baby names in 2025, from Amelia to George
These are the most popular aristocratic baby names in 2025, from Amelia to George
There comes a point in every child’s life when they ask where babies come from, and some parents—not wanting to explain the details of reproduction just yet—turn to the story of storks. We explore the origins of a myth that has been around for centuries.
Nickname-names like Ellie and Liam are in. Millennial and royal names are out. (Sorry Erin and William.)
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Parenting website BabyCenter has reported the latest news on the most popular names for boys and girls in 2024.
If you’re hoping to pass on your love of nature to the next generation, you may be inclined to choose a name rooted in the natural world. Oliver, Olivia, Violet, and Rowan are all top contenders.
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A fossilized ear bone supports the idea that Neanderthals helped raise the child collectively and altruistically.
Some of the monikers reflect musical terms and characteristics, while others are a nod to famous musicians and songs.
Drawing from Norse mythology, these classic Viking names are associated with strength, war, valor and lots of weaponry.
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As more Millennials have children, many of them are shying away from names that were popular in their own classrooms decades ago.
The 1924 list of most popular baby names has a few (but not many) things in common with today's trends.
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The most popular baby names of 2022 are very, very similar to those from 2021.
Both Thelma and Louise made the list.
It’s no longer a good time to name your kid Hugo.
Naturally, naming babies is still a deeply personal exercise, and you may disagree with linguistics on certain matters.
It may have something to do with Julius Caesar, but the story isn’t that straightforward.
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Elmer and Lima, two gay penguins who coupled up last fall, are now proud foster parents of a healthy baby chick.
While names like Luna and Oliver rule these days—for both new babies and new pets—1922 looked a little different.
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