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" What happened in 1986/1987 that suddenly put this name on people's radars?"
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Some are born with a name, some choose a name, and Shadoe Stevens had his name thrust upon him. Intriguing story.
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If you're reading this blog, you probably think that names are pretty influential and important. But how has that played out with your own name, in your own life? - baby names
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This post definitely strikes a chord...I may have deliberately chosen a college with the same name as me. Wouldn't you?
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Jennifer/Jen Kim has encountered dozens of other Jennifer/Jen Kims. So how does that make her feel? Do you have a super-popular name combo? - baby names
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She's a lovely French name with a virtue vibe. If Genevieve seems too popular, why not consider Clemence?
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This post has made my day - I think Clemence is wonderful.
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Expert advice about pregnancy, your life, and family time from the editors of Parents magazine.
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Nameberry.com is a new web site for choosing girl and boy baby names.
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Er...I'm not sure about the "new web site" bit, but I thought I'd post this anyway as it says nice things about Nameberry. And we like nice things.
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Remarkable time lapse map shows how Lisa, Jennifer, Jessica and Ashley have swept across the U.S. as some of the most popular girls' names since 1960
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That .gif again, with a British reporting slant.
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" Most of you probably won't like this spelling of Brooklyn, but I absolutely love it. I don't know why, but I just do. I like adding extra letters (occasionally) to names and Brooklynne is an example of that. "
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" A couple months of some names that I've been liking combined into one post!"
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It’s hard to go too far wrong if you name your child after grandfathers who had the kind of names that never go out of favor. Of course that’s not to say that the name Joseph Frederick is likely to...
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McKenzie May Brantley Clayton Zander Lorne Harlan Ridge Rahlen Janes Tenley Lyn Owen Jionni Delysia Amber Lorene Jase Waylon Zarah Kimber Saber Rose Drewsey Annalise Maye Bransyn Blaine Ayan Sawan Avalonna Phoenix Laurelynn S. Jackson Freedom Quade Samson Camdyn Elizabeth Fintan Reh Zyriya Edna Mai Bo Gator Bryler Lee Kyler Anthony
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Adalee Lyanne Alistair Kale Annabelle Ireland Aurelia Marina Avery Jacob Beau Lydie Braytlin Ohitika Blui Rose Bridger Lee Brynn Roma Charlie Gordon Connor Azure Coralee Myra Crue Hudson Daniel Gre...
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And Idris William, Mira Monet, and more.
And doesn't Montana look beautiful?
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Early in October, the Royal Australian Navy International Fleet Review was held, celebrating the 100th anniversary of the first Royal Australian Navy fleet in Sydney Harbour, on October 4 1913. Aro...
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Oh, I do like Henry! By chance, this is quite the week for this name: http://www.britishbabynames.com/blog/2013/10/henry.html
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Here's a baby boy, born during a yellow fever epidemic in Texas during the 1850s, who was named Quarantine.
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" I am a great fan of John William Godward's art (as you can tell from my icon!). He has some unusual, and beautiful names for his paintings, which are mostly of Greek or Roman scenes. Godward lived from 1861 to 1922."
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Good list! Athenais, Praxilla, Atalanta (second time this week!) and more.
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Beyond Wren and Robin, there are plenty of other bird inspired names! And some are not so obviously fowl-related!
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Well, blow me down with a feather. Here's a list of bird names both obvious and not-so.
I see there are a couple of new polls at the side too, so why not cast your vote?
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While looking for actual news to write about, I stumbled across The Sacramento Bee’s California Baby Name Database, where they track the top 1,000 baby names.
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A popularity database for California, and thoughts on being called Jack.
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" Kate is a sweet, evergreen name. Her full forms come and go as far as style, but Kate always will sound fresh. If you are looking for a longer version, here are some options."
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" A post I just never posted ..."
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I think that stands for "Baby Name Games". Because I is down with the kids. Anywho, there are lots and lots of nice combinations here.
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The rep tells PEOPLE, "The family is overjoyed, happy and in great health."...
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Welcome, Atticus!
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"Hi Duana, We are hoping you can help us. We are expecting our second child and will not be finding out the gender. Boy's name is set. For girls, we are struggling between two right now. We both love Louisa. It sounds classic but fresh at the same time and is underused. I also think it..."
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Louisa, Celestina, Annabelle, or something else?
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