Hottest Names of 2015

At the present time, we are back with some of the hottest and fabulous little one’s name in 2015. As a matter of fact, day by day there are many baby names that are gaining serious attention. On the other hand, there are some crossovers with the 2011 hot and enchanting list: Scout as well as Lucille feature on both lists, Reuben and Rhett is still a hot name for boys. On that note, the hottest names of 2015 are all new. Moreover, it is a mixture of fresh and innovative favorites and vintage selection enjoying the new attention and if parents are searching for a name that is innovative and enchanting. 

 The coolest baby names here are not likely to remain cool forever. For this reason, if parents want to name their little ones, the unusual Meilani or Tove, today you need not be surprised to search it in a list of more popular names  tomorrow.  At the end, the hottest name in respect of boys is Evan. At the same instant, the hottest name in respect of girls is Ainsley.

Chek out the list of Hottest names of Girls in 2015:

1. Ainsley
2. Alivia
3. Sasha
4. Alina
5. Tove
6. Gaia
7. Liliana
8. Jocelyn
9. Betty
10. Vanessa
11. Camila
12. Polly
13. Adalyn
14. Ruth
15. Brooke

Hence, Hottest name of boys in 2015:

1. Evan
2. Kingston
3. Owen
4. Rhett
5. Cameron
6. Logan
7. Brecken
8. Colton
9. Adam
10. Angus
11. Asa
12. Ellis
13. Osias
14. Kellen
15. Callen
16. Landry
17. Pax
18. Cohen
19. Leif
20. Marshall
21. Austin
22. Quade
23. Chester
24. Nathaniel
25. Hudson
26. Greyson
27. Zed
28. Lucian
29. Augustine
30. Quentin

The above notes illustrate some hottest baby names of 2015. Moreover, day by day these names is gaining serious attention.

Popular Baby Names in 2015 - Predictions

With 2015 just a couple of months away, the would-be parents are very much excited to search for names for their child to be. The popular baby names in 2015 according to the experts are expected to be the trends that have been witnessed in the last few years. By using data availed from the National Statistics Office along with a proper dosage  of intuition, several hot baby names predictions has been compiled to help the would be parents to get a clear choice. 

Understanding the interesting naming trends for girls

An interesting trend that has been noticed in the last few years is the soaring popularity of the name that starts with the alphabet ‘E’, especially for the girl child. More than 18% of the 50 top girls’ names started with E in the year 2013.

Besides the usual favorites like Emilia and Elizabeth, new popular names have been added such as Elsa and Evie, however, Elsie is undoubtedly a real success story. Back in 1996, this name was also obsolete and with rankings of 823, but with time, it soared to 47th place and the meteoric rise is said not to display any kinds of slowing down in popularity.

An effective way towards predicting names that are increasing in popularity is to have a look at the entries that appeared in first time top 100 list of last year. 2014 saw the arrival for three new names which are Victoria, Beatrice and Darcy. The names that are finally looked in top 100 and created sensation in between 2012 to 2013 included the likes of Willow (from 69 to 54); Ivy (from 88 to 66) and Violet (from 100 to 78).

Understanding popular naming trends for boys

The popularity trends, in regards to boys’ names is said to be somewhat less fluid and fluctuates than that of girls’ names. Hence, one can expect to view top 10 to be relatively unchanged right from 2013 to 2014. The traditional choices such as Harry, Jack and Oliver still dominate and remain unchallenged to this date.

However, more movement is expected in the top 100’s lower half. One such interesting current trend witnessed is the increasing tide of the names that are Central European inspired which includes the likes of Louis, Albert, Max, Frederick and Leon all in top 100. One can easily understand that these names do evoke certain images of sophistication and elegance of several cities such as Prague, Vienna and Berlin, along with their retro vibes with the resurgence of the all time Victorian favorites like Arthur, Charles and Alfred.

The remaining Central European names which are said to enjoy increase in popularity by association. As a matter of fact, the trend could be seen to be in effect with the European stalwart Ernest and Otto having risen dramatically and Rudy, Emil and Maximilian making steady gains in the last couple of years. With the popular and attractive names in hand, one can select a good name for the new born baby in 2015, which would be modern and attractive as well.

Liam and Emma Tops Saskatchewan 2013 Baby List

Saskatchewan is a prairie area in Canada, which was first explored by Europeans in 1690 and settled in 1774. The famous baby names are the result of the influence it has by European countries. In the year 2013, there were 15,222 babies born in Saskatchewan.

Out of all, 92 baby boys were named Liam leaving Ethan, which topped the list for past eight years. Among baby girls name, 80 girls were named Emma. Liam is followed by Carter, Noah, Lucas and Ethan whereas Emma is followed by Sophia, Emily, Olivia and Lily. The new name in the top 20 boys list is Jaxon, Jase and Jace, which were not in the 2012 list.

Top 20 Baby Boy Names (number): 

1. Liam (92)
2. Carter (69)
3. Noah (65)
4. Lucas (65)
5. Ethan (60)
6. Jacob (55)
7. Mason (54)
8. William (52)
9. Owen (52)
10. Jace (50)
11. Alexander (49)
12. Jaxon (49)
13. Bentley (47)
14. Benjamin (45)
15. Jase (45)
16. Logan (44)
17. Hudson (43)
18. Ryder (42)
19. Hunter (42)
20. Samuel (40)

Top 20 Baby Girl Names (with number): 

1. Emma (80)
2. Sophia (72)
3. Emily (64)
4. Olivia (64)
5. Lily (53)
6. Ava (52)
7. Brooklyn (45)
8. Zoey (43)
9. Brielle (40)
10. Avery (38)
11. Grace (38)
12. Hannah (38)
13. Mia (37)
14. Hailey (37)
15. Isabella (37)
16. Aubrey (33)
17. Ella (33)
18. Abigail (33)
19. Sadie (32)
20. Chloe (30)

Classic Baby Names are Forever

The charm of classic baby names will never fade. It will remain forever. It is a fact that people living in the ancient period relished classic names and people of our age are still enjoying the fragrance of these names. If you give your son or daughter a classic name, as opposed to a modern trendy name, means that you are choosing a name that is rich with history. Classic boy or girl names are also often ones that have withstood the test of time -- or possibly even, at some point, lessen in popularity and are then revived by parents looking for an original, yet long lasting name. If you research well, you will find that there are names that might have been considered "old-fashioned" names at one point but may currently be on the top of your baby name list. In reality, Classic names give a traditional, enduring, timeless sound to a baby's name.
Some of the popular classic baby names are:

1. Adele: This beautiful name has Old German roots and means "noble."
2. Alice: An old but popular German name, this means "noble, exalted."
3. Amelia: This is an Old German name meaning "industrious, striving." Also the name of a princess in England.
4. Annie: This lovely name has Hebrew roots and it means "favored grace."
5. Belle:  A French name, this means "beautiful."
6. Birdie:  This popular classic name means "bright, famous, little bird."
7. Caroline: This was the name of George II's queen consort in the 1700's.
8. Catherine: This Greek name means "pure." Can also be spelled "Katherine."
9. Clara: A traditional Latin name, this means "famous, brilliant." Another form of this name is Claire.
10. Clarissa: This enticing name is the Latin version of the name Clarice and is found in a number of medieval documents.

There are so many other classic boy or girl names. You can pick one from Babynology.com and revive the glory and beauty of the past. People will love your baby’s name and you will feel elated.

Check Out Some Great Celebrity Girl Names of 2012

The aura of a celebrity is enormous and people love to imitate them in many ways. The common men treat them with utmost respect and keep them in their hearts. They treat celebrities like stars. A celebrity is a person, who has an influential profile and commands great degree of public fascination and influence in day-to-day media. The term is often synonymous with wealth (commonly denoted as a person). This is precisely why parents all over the world name their kids after prominent celebrities to try and give the child a sense of greatness as he/she grows up. They probably want their child to stand out exceedingly well in society, and be attributed with whatever celebrity they are named after. Nowadays, fewer parents across the globe are naming their kids after celebrities, though. But still the craze for celebrities’ names can be seen in all parts of the world.

Here are some great celebrity girl names of 2012:

• Vivian Lake - Gisele Bundchen and Tom Brady 
• Olive Barrymore - Drew Barrrymore
• Olive Pearl - Jake Owen
• Fiona - Chad Lowe
• Delta Fay - JT Hodges
• Sienna - Adriana Lima
• Etta Jones - Carson Daly
• Violet Isabel - Dixie Chick's Emily Robison
• Maple Sylvie - Jason Bateman
• Delilah Grace - Patrick Fabian
• Kline Olive  - Country singer Mike Eli
• Cecila  Delphine - Actors Majandra Delfino and David Walton
• Dixie Pearl - Caleb Followill
• Poppy James - Jessica Capshaw
• Clover Clementyne - Natasha Gregson Wagner and Barry Watson
• Blue Ivy - Beyonce and Jay-Z
• Willia Lou - Keri Russell
• Sebella - Roselyn Sanchez & Eric Winter
• India Rose - Chris Hemsworth
• Lucia - Mira Sorvino

Apart from these names, there are also so many other names even celebrity boy names. You can pick one for your child. Choose your favorite celebrity’s name and see your child become like him or her.

Top Ten Unusual Baby Names in the UK for 2012 are Making News

It is a fact that people with unusual names face really tough situations in life. As the names are not common, sometimes friends and others make fun of them. Young kids with unusual names are the real sufferer as they face a lot of flak from their peers. Sometimes, they feel disheartened and demoralized. But that doesn’t stop parents from keeping unusual names for their babies year after year. In 2012, parents living in UK chose popular Disney characters’ names for their babies and it has topped the list of unusual names. Usually, girl names such as Belle or Jasmine and boys names Peter or Donald spring to mind but surprisingly these aren’t the ones being preferred. Instead parents opted for names like Tinkerbell and Nemo for their new born babies.

 Other quirky names that made to the list were Star, Bliss, Pyper, Buttercup and Kizzie for girls while River, Blade, Buzz-Bee, Storm and Zico ranked high for boys. But this trend should not worry others who don’t believe in strange names. In fact, traditionalists should not fear, as the most popular names given to both boys and girls sound a lot more familiar. Old-school and traditional names topped the overall baby names list in the UK for 2012. The top names for boys and girls were Ethan and Eva, respectively. If you are believer in prediction, then you should be delighted to know that the big themes predicted for 2013 are ancient names and Roman Gods, sparked by The Hunger Games and Game of Thrones.

The most unusual baby names in the UK for 2012 were:

1. Tinkerbell - Girl
2. Nemo - Boy
3. Sailor - Boy
4. Buzz-Bee - Boy
5. Zed - Boy
6. Blade - Boy
7. Zico - Boy
8. Diesel- Boy
9. Buttercup- Girl
10. Bliss – Girl

Apart from unusual baby names, you can also find a huge list of popular, traditional, famous and other names at babynology.com. Log on to this popular site and find Irish, Italian, Indian, Russian names along with their meanings.

Russian Baby Names are Unique and Interesting

There are so many questions that come into the minds of parents who want to name their babies. What Russian name should I give to my new born baby? Will the Russian baby names suit the personality of my baby? Will it sound good to others? Will it be suitable throughout all his or her life? Will it be appropriate throughout a full life cycle starting with the birth of the baby - toddler - school child - teenager - adult - parents - middle age - retirement and ending with old age? Will it suit a pensioner as well as a baby? Will your baby be popular because of the name? Will the school child be teased mercilessly about a name? What will your baby think of your choice? If these questions worry you, then you should take the help of your parents, relatives, friends or even baby naming sites.

If you take a closer look at the Russian baby names, you will find that Russian nomenclature in general is quite unique and interesting, in which each person has three personal names: a Christian name, a middle patronymic name taken from the father’s given name, and a surname that reflects gender, so that a son of Ivan would be known by the last name Ivanovich, while a daughter would use Ivanovna. At birth, a new born baby is given a formal name known as a “passport name,” but usually is called through childhood by his or her nick name. It is at the age of 16 that a boy or girl begins to be addressed by the formal first name and patronymic, for example, Piotr’s daughter Olenka would overnight become Olga Petronva.  She would be addressed by the new name.  Russian names are quite popular and some of the unisex names such as Sasha and Mischa have entered the American mainstream. If you are a soon-to-be-parent, you can pick a Russian name for your baby.