If you’re looking for popular baby boy and baby girl names for 2010, there are some growing baby name trends you might want to check out. We predict that the year is sure to be filled with traditional names like Michael, James, Charlotte, and Sarah, but new baby name fads like sibling names that all start with the same letter like Josie, Jordyn, and Jennifer Duggar and unisex names like Hunter are trends that are on the rise.
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The list is in! The Social Security Administration has released the top 100 baby names for boys and girls. This list is compiled from US births in 2008. Jacob is the number one boy name, while Emma took first place as the top girl baby name. 
Each year offers new inspiration for baby names, and 2009 is no exception. What monikers will fall off the popular name lists and what new names will take their place? Taking a look at all of our current influences, from politics to celebrities and music to our changing world, here is our prediction for popular baby name trends for 2009. 
We’ve come a long way, baby. One hundred years ago, the most popular baby names were John, Mary, William and Helen – consistently, from one year to the next. Now, baby name trends are influenced by any number of factors – from pop culture to politics – and change continuously. Here’s a look at 2008 baby name trends and surprises.
2008 was a busy year for celebrity babies around the world. Fans are now able to get a glimpse into the personal lives of celebrities and their growing families thanks to the dozens of magazines that regularly include candid shots of favorite celebs in each trimester of their pregnancy, while others pay top dollar to be the first to publish newborn photos. 
The country of Ireland has a long history behind it, and with that history, traditions that have been passed down from generation to generation. One of those traditions includes choosing a baby name for new members of the family. 
When searching for the perfect name for baby it sometimes helps to look in the past to get inspiration for the future. After all, what is old is new again. Read on to find out what the most popular names were in the 1900's, 1940's, 1950's, 1960's and 1970's. 
Finding the right name for your baby can be as easy as discovering your personal baby name style. Whether your style is hip, new-age, athletic or exotic, check out these baby name ideas that will fit you -- and baby -- perfectly.
From coast to coast, parents-to-be are tasked with giving their bundle of joy a moniker that will identify them for life. Yet, with so many names to choose from, many little rascals still end up with the same name!
Ah, the inevitable nickname. Although short names like Rose or John can't be abridged, when it comes to longer names such as Elizabeth or Richard, there are many truncated possibilities. 
The quest to find a name that's unique yet personal can be accomplished by looking beyond baby books and family trees. In fact, blending two, three or more names together into one is an option many have used to come up with a one-of-a-kind name. 
Your urban style and love of funky beats let the world know you're hip. Why not reflect that in the name you give your new baby?
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