Baby Name of the Day: Bethany

July 21, 2011

She’s a Biblical village, and a reality superstar. Thanks to Clio for suggesting Bethany as our Baby Name of the Day.

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Baby Name of the Day: Annora

June 7, 2011

She’s a medieval rarity that would be right at home in today’s Top 100. Thanks to Christina for suggesting Annora as our Baby Name of the Day.

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Baby Name of the Day: Antonella

June 1, 2011

Anthony is a saintly staple. Antoinette was a doomed queen. How would this Italian spin wear today? Thanks to Christina for suggesting Antonella as our Baby Name of the Day.

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Baby Name of the Day: Annina

March 28, 2011

She’s an operatic elaboration, instantly transforming Ann from straightforward classic to exotic appellation. Thanks to Emily for suggesting her childhood friend’s name for our Baby Name of the Day: Annina.

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Baby Name of the Day: Indie

March 10, 2011

It’s a versatile nickname, likely to bring to mind a fictional daredevil archeologist. Thanks to Carrie for suggesting her daughter Ingrid’s nickname. Our Baby Name of the Day is Indie.

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Baby Name of the Day: Anthea

January 7, 2011

Looking for a floral name that’s more subtle than Lily, rarer than Rose? Thanks to Fran for suggesting one option: the botanical Anthea.

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Baby Name of the Day: Annis

June 21, 2010

She’s a medieval standard, long out of use.

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Sunday Summary: 6/6/10

June 6, 2010

Yesterday marked the first in a series of Reader Baby Name Stories.

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Baby Name of the Day: Anemone

May 27, 2010

The world’s most famous clownfish stumbled over this word.

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Baby Name of the Day: Andrea

May 19, 2010

Thanks to a certain Hollywood superstar, Drew is worn by more little girls circa 2010 than ever before. But what about the original feminine form of modern classic Andrew? Thanks to JNE for suggesting Andrea as Baby Name of the Day.

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