
Essential news for everyone who has a name. The Nameberry Newsletter brings you weekly name intelligence, data deep-dives, and news from the foremost experts on names.
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Last month, I wrote about the boom of Scottie and Stevie — two names that seem to be everywhere for girls right now. Boyish and sweet, chic and vintage, they blend the appeal of Evie and Lottie, Collins and Palmer, Sage and Wren. This led m...
A few months ago, I proposed the question: Do the Top Rising Names of 100 years ago reflect the Top Rising Names of the present?
Can we use the 100 Year Rule — the theory that names cycle in and out of fashion and take around a century to...
Sure, the Social Security Administration announced that Olivia and Liam were the most popular baby names of 2025. But were they really?
Longtime Berries know where I’m going with this. Every year, our Playground Analysis — compiled by Kell...
When working with baby name consultation clients, I give parents localized data about the names that are popular, trending, and unexpectedly common in their state.
For parents concerned about popularity, this can make or break a decision....
America’s top baby names of 2025 have landed! We’re so excited to get stuck in.
As usual, change happens very slowly at the top of the charts — in the Top 10, there was only one new girl name, and no new entries for boys — but further down...
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