Babies are named Brooklyn. Why not this pretty place name also borrowed from the Big Apple?
Thanks to Virginia for suggesting Astoria as our Baby Name of the Day.
Babies are named Brooklyn. Why not this pretty place name also borrowed from the Big Apple?
Thanks to Virginia for suggesting Astoria as our Baby Name of the Day.
He’s a rebel, he’s a crooner, he’s an academic.
Thanks to Sarah for suggesting the surprisingly evergreen Dean as our Baby Name of the Day.
She’s a buttoned-up botanical with a pop culture link.
Thanks to Amanda for suggesting Primrose as our Baby Name of the Day.
Harry Potter’s classmate Neville Longbottom starts out a bumbler, becomes an object of pity, and eventually grows up to be a hero in his own right.
It’s enough to make parents consider the underused Neville, and thanks to Liz, he’s our Baby Name of the Day.
He’s been worn by princes, saints, and one unmistakable red-headed actor.
Thanks to Fran for suggesting Rupert as Baby Name of the Day.
Yup, Draco. Danica McKellar and husband Mike Verta have chosen the name Draco for their new baby boy.
From the Latin word for dragon, it’s a name perfectly on trend: he was in use in Ancient Greece, there’s a constellation by the name, he has the -o ending of Leo, and while a dragon is a mythical beast, he fits with other not-quite-zoological choices like Griffin and Phoenix.
Nancy tells us that there were 20 little boys called Draco in 2009.
But am I the only one who hears Draco and thinks Malfoy? Or is this one going to follow Luna up the charts as another Harry Potter hit?
He’s a Harry Potter hero and a literary gem.
Thanks to UrbanAngel for suggesting our Baby Name of the Day: Kingsley.
British parents are mad about him. Will American moms and dads follow suit?
Thanks to Charlotte for suggesting her father’s appellation as our Baby Name of the Day: Harry.
He’s a Hollywood appellation with a Harry Potter twist.
Thanks to JNE for suggesting Errol as Baby Name of the Day.