According to Celebrity Baby Blog, Violet’s little sister is called Seraphina Rose Elizabeth!
I’m heading over to Nameberry to see if anyone guessed it in their contest.
Seraphina will be Name of the Day on 3/3, but here’s a taste – the seraphim are one of the orders of angels; there have been two Saints Seraphina and the name has never appeared in the US Top 1000.
What does everyone think?
He’s a medieval curiosity with a surprising nature tie – and he’s more popular than you might imagine.
Thanks to JNE for suggesting our Name of the Day: Jarvis.
For years, American parents showed their Irish roots by naming their daughters Patricia or Kathleen. These days, many are searching for something a little less expected.
Thanks to Halei for suggesting one that fits the bill: Eithne.
The big news of the week? Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck have welcomed daughter number two. But they still haven’t revealed her name! If you haven’t voted, check out the Nameberry blog contest.
He’s an ancient appellation with plenty of indie cred.
Plucked off of Lola’s lists over at her website, here’s the Name of the Day: Rufus.
She’s short and strong, but undeniably feminine – even though her name comes from a word meaning “little boy.”
Thanks Mariuccia for suggesting our Name of the Day: Paige.
He’s a cartoon child in an orange parka with appealingly regal roots.
Thanks to Kayt for suggesting today’s Name of the Day: Kenneth.
While we’re all waiting to hear the name of Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck’s new daughter, here’s a little distraction. I tallied up the most read Names of the Day from 2008. The results follow – a few are quite surprising!
The most famous bearer is a fictional girl who went chasing rabbits, but today she’s being given to more and more real girls, too.
Thanks to Nessa for suggesting our Name of the Day: Alice.
It doesn’t get much more classic. This choice has been worn by saints, kings and a world famous fictional spy.
He’s also reader Kayt’s beautiful new baby boy, the inspiration for the Name of the Day: James.
