Baby Names

Naming babies after herbs and spices is a real thing and has become a trend. Check out some of the new and popular baby names:

Babies who were born in 2020 will certainly have a lot of questions. Hopefully, it will not be about their names and the motivation or stories behind them!

If you're wondering, "Karen" didn't make the South Dakota list,

What happened to Clarence and Marvin and Johanna and Henrietta?

To find out what the trending names will be for baby girls in 2020, one only has to think stones, sky, and food.

Emma and Oliver are the number one choice for baby names this year.

More and more parents are beginning to name their baby after things you find in the produce aisle. Well, this is the most millennial thing ever.

KFC will give $11000 to first baby born on Sept. 9 who's named Harland.

The name Melania rose sharply in popularity in 2017, most likely in response to First Lady Melania Trump. Meanwhile, Emma and Liam reign.

Move over Noah and Emma. The newest trending baby names have a new sheriff in town - and a few new ones that'll surprise you.