"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." When it comes to baby names, there's a sweet spot between too popular and too unusual—but sometimes it ...

Noah, Liam and Oliver for boys and Olivia, Amelia and Emma for girls were among the most popular names for babies in 2024, new research by BabyCenter has found. Noah was the most popular name for boys ...

Did you name a baby in 2023? According to one report, plenty of people ended up selecting the same name for their new bundle of joy. According to the baby and pregnancy website Babycenter, the name ...

Animal names for boys are having a moment, but what about animal names for girls?  Though not as popular, there are two ...

With spring comes new life and rebirth — and the same could be said for little ones who come into the world during this season. While babies do not have to be born in the spring, of course, to be ...

There’s a new arrival on the list of the most popular baby names in the US. Mateo made it into the boys’ top 10 list for the first time, becoming the sixth-most ...

If you're looking for a girl name that starts with "N," you have options ranging from popular to rare, classic to quirky. "N" names are often a fresh and surprising choice: No names in the top 20 for ...

With spring comes new life and rebirth — and the same could be said for little ones who come into the world during this season. While babies do not have to be born in the spring, of course, to be ...

We are halfway through 2023 and this year's baby name trends have started to emerge already. While some trends from the past year have remained — the Social Security Administration officially ...

While some parents might prefer short and sweet baby girl names, long baby girl names like Isabella, Scarlett, and Valentina are also having their moment. As a girl with who some would consider a long ...

P baby names are emerging from hibernation, according to Namerology creator Laura Wattenberg. "It was sort of stuck in the 1950s: You had Peggy, Pam, Patty and Penny," Wattenberg tells TODAY.com.