Choosing a name for your baby is really exciting - it can also feel like a huge decision that you're terrified of getting wrong! Never fear: we bring you the very latest news, trends and inspiration in Baby Names 2022. We've picked thousands to choose from, including the UK's favourites (spoiler alert: we're still big fans of Oliver and Olivia) and strangest choices (welcome to babies Sing, Rexx, and Jury). Inspo from the world of literature and Cottagecore, which are as cosy and warm as an Aran jumper. Practical tips on choosing a name and dealing with family expectations (and other people's opinions). Predictions on next year's hottest names: think unisex treasures such as Alex, Robin, and Jamie.

Fully updated for 2023, the bestselling original baby names book now has over 8,000 names inside. From each state's most popular names and trends for 2023 to tips about initials, last names and nicknames, Baby Names 2023 includes everything parents-to-be need to know to pick the perfect name for their baby

Find the perfect name with the UK's bestselling baby names book Choosing a name for your baby is really exciting - it can also feel like a huge decision that you're terrified of getting wrong! Never fear: we bring you the very latest news, trends and inspiration in Baby Names 2024. - We've picked thousands to choose from, including the UK's favourites (spoiler alert: we're still big fans of Oliver and Olivia) and strangest choices (welcome to babies Kurrency, Early and Boomer). - Inspiration from the world of television and film (Eleven, Millie, Otis and Maeve) - Practical tips on choosing a name and dealing with family expectations (and other people's opinions). - Predictions on next year's hottest names: think those popular a century ago (Arthur, William, Margaret and Joan), and names of strength (Jet, Mars, Onyx and Steele)

Choosing a name for your baby is really exciting - it can also feel like a huge decision that you're terrified of getting wrong! Never fear: we bring you the very latest news, trends and inspiration in Baby Names 2021. Thousands of inspirational names, including the UK's favourites (we're still big fans of Oliver and Olivia) and strangest choices (welcome to babies Rye and Zuzu). Trends for 2021, from gender-neutral choices (such as Alex, Max, Charlie) to our love of hyphens (think Lily-Mae or Alfie-James). On-screen inspo, as Aladdin enters the chart for the first time ever, and baby Nalas pounce up the rankings. Practical tips on choosing a name and dealing with family expectations (and other people's opinions). Predictions on next year's hottest names: think regal but contemporary - Archie, Harrison or Meghan?

Choosing a name for your baby is really exciting - it can also feel like a huge decision that you're terrified of getting wrong! Never fear: we bring you the very latest news, trends and inspiration in Baby Names 2023. We've selected thousands for you to choose from, including the UK's favourites (spoiler alert: we're still big fans of Oliver and Olivia) and more left-field options (welcome to babies Blousie, Now and Zico). Inspiration from the roaring twenties - think Bessie, Warner and Gene. Practical tips on choosing a name and dealing with family expectations (and other people's opinions). Predictions on next year's hottest names: think nature-inspired treasures like Fern, River and Wren.

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