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Unusual boys' baby names
By Sophie Westnedge on 24/04/2012 15:42:13
There are so many names to choose from for your baby boy. Here's some of most unusual names out there and what they mean...
10 of the most unusual boys' baby namesThere are lots of popular boys' baby names but if you want to stand out from the crowd then find out what unusual names there are for boys and the meanings behind them...
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Popular boys' baby names and their meanings
By Anna Lewis on 21/02/2012 11:33:44
It’s not easy choosing a name for your new baby boy. Here’s a list of the most popular boys' names and their meanings from 2011 to help you
Top boys' names 1 - 41. Oliver – Latin, meaning olive treeFamous Oliver: Oliver ReedCelebrity child: Foo Fighters' drummer Taylor Hawkin's son, Oliver Shane Hawkins2. Jack – Hebrew, meaning God is graciousFamous Jack: Jack NicholsonCelebrity child
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Royal baby names for boys
By Sophie Westnedge on 03/03/2013 15:54:36
Treat your baby like a king and call him a regal name, see our pick of the best…
If you’re trying to decide what to call your baby why not buck the trend for unusual names and go for something more classic. These royal baby names have been used by the British royal family for over a thousand years and could be perfect for your
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Top 100 baby names for boys and girls in 2009 are revealed…
By Marina Nelson on 28/10/2010 17:41:22
Jack and Harry are no longer the nation's favourite boys names, as traditional names disappear
It's all change in the annual list of the most popular baby names just released by the The Office of National Statistics (ONS) for the year 2009.Older and more traditional boys' names, such as Andrew didn’t make the top 100 boys names this year
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Holly is most popular baby girl name in December
By Susie Boone on 24/12/2010 11:22:29
Baby girl names reflect the seasons, but not boys
there are no similar seasonal boy names. Oliver remains at the top for eight months of the year, including Christmas time, while Jack holds the No 1 spot in February, March, June and August.Did you match your baby’s name to the time of year?
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Most popular US baby names revealed
By Kimberley Smith on 10/05/2010 16:59:11
Sixty-nine Baracks born last year and Twilight characters a big influence on new parents
The US list of most popular baby names has been released for babies born in 2009. Celebrities remained a huge influence on parents, but it was biblical Jacob that held onto the boy’s top spot for the 11th year running.The huge popularity
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1 in 5 parents regret their baby’s name
By Kimberley Smith on 11/05/2010 14:12:46
Baby name trends move so fast parents are left disappointed with their choice, says survey
Chloe, Olivia, Ruby, Emily, Grace and Jessica for girls and William, Jack, Alfie, Thomas, Oliver and Joshua for boys are not just some of the most popular baby names in the UK, but also the most regretted by 3000 parents surveyed.“Choosing a name
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Why mums-to-be are keeping their baby names secret!
By Kimberley Smith on 08/10/2010 12:24:58
Baby name stealing is on the rise in the UK, according to a new survey
If you’ve settled on the perfect name for your baby, don’t go spreading it about or you might lose it! According to a new survey by gurgle.com, competition for some baby names is so extreme that parents-to-be have admitted to keeping their planned
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Religious baby names top list of favourites
By Joanna Harvey on 06/05/2011 12:54:02
New mums and dads in America are seeking inspiration from the Bible...and Twilight...when naming their children
Robert Pattinson and his vampire pals still have a firm hold on American mums, as names from the show stick in the top 10 for another year. Jacob and Isabella have kept their places as the number one babies names for boys and girls in the US
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Traditional baby names beat celebrity choices
By Jayne Braithwaite on 28/07/2011 12:37:45
Most parents aren’t swayed by celebrity choices and choose conventional baby names instead
The power of celebrity might not be a strong as we think, at least when it comes to inspiring baby names. The Office of National Statistics (ONS) top 100 lists have been released and show that most parents prefer traditional baby names to the more
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