If you're debating what to name baby #2 (or #3 or #4), you'll want to keep these common naming patterns in mind.

Baby name trends for 2023 include a nature focus, the use of vintage names and more Names from Daisy to Silas and Ace to Evelyn are quickly rising in popularity. By Sydney Borchers Fox News.

Get ready to say goodbye to a lot of familiar bird names, like Anna's Hummingbird, Gambel's Quail, Lewis's Woodpecker, Bewick's Wren, Bullock's Oriole, and more.

The namer-in-chief added that parents may take a “more adventurous” approach with the names Fisher, Huxley and Ridley. Though, she’s observed an inverse of that, too.

Expect to hear Dylan, Avery and Logan more often in coming months. Those three names topped names.org's list of gender-neutral names in 2023, and the site expects them to grace thousands more ...

The name Robert is technically unisex, but it’s more commonly given to boys. In the 1920s, Robert was the most popular boy name in the U.S. It was reportedly given to 576,373 boys from 1920 to ...

While Leo appears in the nature-based category of names, “Leo is also technically a vintage name — it was in the top 100 names from 1882 to 1936, peaking at No. 38 in 1903,” Wahlberg added.