Pinterest Origin: Latin Meaning: September is the ninth month of the calendar year which means, rather ironically, "seven" fro
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In honor of the 1st of August, how about a post on the name? August belongs to that exclusive and venerable club of names that have been in the American top 1000 every year since 1880. Once a top 100 name, it almost left the charts in the 1980s. August grew a little more popular… 
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Origin: English, Latin Meaning: derived from Julius (the month was named after Julius Caesar) which either means "downy-bearded" or else is related to Jupiter, composed of elements dyeus meaning "shine" or "sky" and pater "father".
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Garnet is January's birthstone, and a gemstone possibility for a boy or a girl - one that is rarer today than in years gone by.
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"I like January. It’s newer to the game as a month name—April, May and June have been classic girls’ choices, while August and October are intriguing unisex choices. And it’s based on Janus, the Roman god of doorways, who helped usher in the new year. That gives the name a perpetual freshness."
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Julia and Julian are solidly established, and August and May are mainstream. How would July wear on a child in 2013?
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Origin: Latin Meaning: a form of Augustus, from Latin meaning "great" or "venerable". It was originally a title given to the first Roman emperor. Gus and Augie are diminutives of the name. Augusta and Augustine are feminine forms of the name, while Auguste is a unisex name (feminine in German, masculine in French) as well…
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1, I can't believe it's almost August. Can someone do something about this whole summer speeding by thing? And 2, August Rush is one of the most amazing and original movies of all time. It just is.
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August has an exalted meaning and a casual, laid-back vibe. He's a great compromise between the ancient and modern, very wearable for a 2014-born boy.
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"I admit that after profiling September and October I got a little bored with the month names last year. So now I'm going to pick up where I left off with November."
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