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As parents get more creative with baby names, some unique monikers have found themselves rising in popularity - including one name meaning 'goddess' that has been a hit for boys

According to experts, 2024 is the year of a lot of change for popular baby names with traditional names making a comeback as well as names which seem 'luxurious' to some

One woman found herself in the middle of an argument after she admitted she won't be using her partner's surname for their unborn child - her father-in-law has been left furious by her decision

Deciding a name for your little one can be a hard job, but experts have predicted the names they believe will be popular in 2024 - and there is one traditional name we may be hearing more and more

Parents have fallen in love with one weather-inspired name that could end up taking the 2024 baby name charts by storm, as more mums and dads take inspiration from the skies

A baby name with a rather unique meaning is set to soar in popularity in the next year, as young parents look set to pick atmospheric names for their young ones

Baby name experts have predicted which monikers will be popular amongst parents in the future - and you'll be surprised by some of the unusual names included in their predictions

Next year baby names are likely to become more adventurous in the US. The predicted trends include surnames as first names, Western-style names and gender-neutral titles.

A baby name expert has shared her baby predictions for 2024 - and she believes using 'surnames as first names' will be popular, as will gender-neutral monikers

If you want to give your baby boy a name that sets him apart from his peers, a baby name expert has shared some rare monikers given to less than 10 babies last year

As unisex names grow popular, this super cute gender neutral name has rocketed in use, climbing 249 spots in the top 1,000 for baby girls names in England and Wales

One unusual baby boy's name has been tipped for a surge in popularity in the coming years according to name experts, and it takes its inspiration from the Wild West

A mum was forced to confess her awkward blunder to her daughter when she was 15 after the teenager discovered her name was actually something completely different

'I just want an easy life without having to explain the entire history and context of my name every time it comes up.'

Some names have rather unique spellings that can make them rather tricky to pronounce if you don't know better - but one common English name is proving rather difficult to say

It can be hard enough to pick a baby name, even without your in-laws putting pressure on you to choose one that reminds you of the very worst times in your life

Unisex baby names have gone up a whopping 56% in England and Wales with one girl's name becoming increasingly popular. And that's not the only trend we're set to see this year...

Would you give your baby girl any of these names? From the Taylor Swift-inspired name that has proven divisive, to more masculine monikers and new takes on traditional names - this baby name expert loves them

A baby name has found itself in the top 100 list for the first time - and you might be surprised to find out what it is. The moniker is the perfect choice for parents who want a loyal and courageous son

A woman was left devastated by her sister's reaction to her daughter's 'pretty' and 'classy' name, sharing that she did not expect the things that her sister said to her

If you've spotted a surge in babies with names like Otis or Olive, and less babies being named Brenda and Gary, you might be surprised to discover there's a morbid reason behind it

According to a baby name expert this once in-demand moniker has completely fallen off the UK charts as new Gen-Z parents associate it with grandfather's

The top baby names predicted for 2024 have been revealed by name experts - from social media trends to celebrity influences, there has been a huge shift in opting for something less traditional

A surge of parents are opting for unisex baby names, experts report, instead of plumping for the classics. Say goodbye to the likes of Steve and Ellen and hello to Marlowe and Ronnie

A baby name that was previously a popular choice among millenials is thought to be majorly falling out of popularity with parents in the UK - and could even go extinct