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Girls	Boys
Emma	Noah
Olivia	Liam
Sophia	Mason
Isabella	Jacob
Ava	William
Mia	Ethan
Emily	Michael
Abigail	Alexander

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Baby Names 2016

Over 8,000 of this year's favourite names

By Ella Joynes and Mark Woods

ISBN: 9781910336014

The 2016 Baby Names Almanac Paperback – December 1, 2015

By Emily Larson (Author)

Baby Names 2016: This Year's Best Baby Names: State to State Paperback – September 7, 2015

by Eleanor Turner (Author)

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If your baby girl is due in 2016, keep these baby names in mind as they will likely inspire the list of the hottest baby names 2016.

• Charlotte
• Amelia
• Olivia
• Isla
• Ava
• Violet
• Cora
• Eleanor
• Lucy
• Penelope
• Evelyn

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what will be the most popular baby names 2016.
Boy Names

Atticus

Asher

Ezra

Silas

Declan

Wyatt

Oliver

Henry

Milo

Jude

Levi

Jasper

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I am excited to share this new site with you and offer the information you are looking for Baby Names.Names are starting to reflect the joy that new babies bring—with more and more parents turning to words with uplifting meanings. Example: Megan Fox named her baby boy Bodhi, which means enlightenment or awakening.Warmer names like Summer, Spring, and Autumn are starting to be eclipsed by names with a chill factor.TV is becoming a source of trendy baby names. 
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For Boys
WIlder
Asa
Blaise
Alec
Gannon
Braylen
Cullen
Hawke
Boaz
Barnaby
Keen
Kian
Bronx
Julius
Ruban
Dorian
Manu
Orion
Milo
Phineas
Kale
Jasper
Zane
Ishmael
Thayer


For Girls…
Flora
Orla
Nia
Lolita
Oana
Elisha
Alba
Birdie
Luna
Alea
Imara
Jeran
Veda
Plume
Yoko

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Most Unique Baby Names for Boys and Girls
If you are expecting a little one, you might be looking for a unique name for your baby — a name that hasn’t ever appeared on any “most popular” list, and one that your little one won’t share with a handful of others in school.

My husband and I always liked unique baby names for our girls. We have three girls — Adair Lynden, Ingrid Grey, and Margot Joan – each with a different, beautiful name.

I’ve done a bit of research for you all and came up with a list of 50 of the most unique baby names for boys and girls. Which ones are your favorite?

Unique Baby Boy Names
Grayson
Kellen
Tate
Quentin
gage
Ryker
Wyatt
Brody
Cotton
Kai

Home surveillance for Babies

H
ome surveillance: It’s one of those things you probably don’t think about until you have to, like when you leave town for several weeks, or when you adopt a curious puppy who likes to put everything in his mouth. Or worst of all, after you’re the victim of a home break-in.

Luckily, there are plenty of video surveillance options available, even if you’re on a budget or if you can’t mount high-tech cameras in your rented apartment. For example, you can set up a webcam to do your monitoring for you via Cloudcam. Or you can pick up a cloud camera (like Dropcam Pro) for high-definition, low-light monitoring.

But even those options sound like a lot of work. The easiest, no-frills way to keep a watchful eye is to use an app on your phone paired with an extra piece of equipment.

You’ll find tons of surveillance apps, video monitors, baby- and pet-cams, and other spy-type apps in the app marketplace that you can use to keep tabs on your pad-slash-baby-slash-pet. But not all of these apps are worth paying for, and many require extra set up—such as disabling firewalls and downloading extra programs—on your part. I tested several apps and found just two that are excellent at what they do and super easy to set up

Nicknames Boys from Ghetto

1. Jada:

Jada is a short and sweet ghetto nickname for your baby boy. It’s one of those names that is both ethnic, yet cool. You can switch it to Jade if you want it to be taken seriously.

2. Falonda:

Falonda sounds a bit strange for a given name. So we’d suggest you to use it as a nickname, if you are planning to consider it at all.

3. Quanto:

We’re 100% sure that this name is inspired by quantum physics. But the only catch is that it sounds more appropriate for an old man than a little boy.

4. Trevon:

As friendly as it can be, Trevon is an all-around ghetto black baby boy nickname. And one of the most viable picks too!

5. Zaboy:

Zaboy has a musty and ancient feel to it. We think that it would suit more as a nickname, but you are free to use it as a first name for your son.

6. Kataya:

This name had its moment of popularity last decade, but is now almost resting in the grave. It can only be used as a pet name now.

The Ghetto Baby Boy Names with meanings

1. Deshawn:

The ‘De in Deshawn indicates ‘son’ of and Shawn is a variation of Sean, which means ‘God is gracious.’ The name rose to prominence as one of the most famous ghetto names in the 1980’s.

2. Tyrone:

Tyrone is an Irish name and means ‘land of Own.’ It’s also the name of the famous actor, comedian and pundit Stephen Colbert’s middle name. So you have a great namesake too!

3. Jerome:

Jerome is a Greek name and means ‘sacred name.’ The name is inspired by a saint named Jerome. He was the one who translated the Old Testament from Hebrew into Latin.

4. Javon:

Javon is a variation of the Hebrew name Javan, who is said to be the guardian angel of Greece. The biblical Javan was the son of Japheth and is a favorite in contemporary America.

5. Kabaka:

Originating in Uganda, Kabaka is a short and straightforward name, meaning ‘king.’ The name sounds formal, upstanding and a bit pompous. We think it would work best for people looking for a name with a regal ring.

Nicknames For Gehtto Girls

1. Zuri:

Zuri means ‘beautiful’ in Swahili. The name is heard widely in African and Hispanic countries.

2. Kaya:

Kara is inspired by Ghanaian language and means ‘do not go or stay.’ The meaning is slightly ambiguous, but the name is cute.

3. Lulu:

Swahili names are the base of many ghetto names, including this one. Lulu is a Swahili name and means ‘pearl or precious.’

4. Zola:

Here’s the cutest possible Ghetto nickname for your daughter. It’s very subtle and would be a great pick if your daughter’s name starts with Z. Zolo means ‘quiet’ in the Zulu language.

5. Leshia:

Back in the 1980’s, every other black girl was named Leshia. It may feel hopelessly old fashioned today, but do not write it off yet. It has a good chance of bouncing back in fashion.

6. Magi:

Magi is a ghetto variation of the name Maggie. A pretty common name it is. Would sound better as a nickname.

What do you mean by Ghetto Names? and the Girl names of GHETTO

A ghetto name is a standard name with a tweaked spelling. It can be Stefany for Stephanie or Antwon for Antoine. Ghetto names are usually given by parents who do not know the traditional spelling of a particular name or choose to disregard it.

1. Zendaya:

The meaning of this ghetto name is ‘to give thanks’ in the Shona language. Zendi would make the best nickname for Zendaya.

Fact- Shona is an African language spoken by 80% of the people of Zimbabwe.

2. Makemba:

The name Makemba comes from Central Africa and means ‘Congolese goddess.’ A mighty name it is.

3. Tinashe:

This one’s our favorite. Tinashe means ‘God’ is with us in the Shona language. Don’t you think it’s a cute name? The most obvious pick as a nickname is Tina.

4. Sharkiesha:

Sharkiesha is a twist on the familiar name Keisha. It’s considered one of the most common ghetto names. We even think it’s one of the most usable ghetto names.

5. Akilah:

Akilah is a variation of the Arabic name, Aaliyah. It means ‘intelligent and logical.’ In the year 2006, Keke Palmer and Angela Basset starred in a movie “Akeelah and the Bee”, which was probably inspired by this name.

BEST AUSTRALIAN BABY NAMES 2016

THE BEST AUSTRALIAN BOGAN BABY NAMES OF 2016 BOY NAMES

1. ARYAN
2. BLADE
3. BROGAN
4. DAXON
5. IZAAK
6. JATHON
7. J’ZAYDEN
8. KHODII
9. MACSEN
10. ZABRYN

GIRL NAMES

1. BEAUTIFUL
2. BRAELYN
3. CHERYLDINE
4. D’NYELL
5. EVER
6. ENIVID
7. KYLY
8. McKYLA
9. TRUELY
10. YOUNIQUE

The Best Short Baby Names for Baby Boys

Meanings and Names

1.  Avi– The sun and the air
2. Ajay – Unconquerable
3. Ansh– Piece of something
4. Ashna-voracious
5. Arav – Peaceful
6. Bir– Courage
7. Barun– Lord of Sea
8. Dhruv –Stable
9. Dvij– Born twice
10. Eha – Name of Lord Vishnu
11. Harshit– Cheerful
12. Hem – Gold

Lovely Baby Girl Names T.V shows

Baby Girl Names From Television Shows:

1. Carrie:

Naming your daughter after the television icon can never be a bad idea, especially if someone is as iconic as Carrie Bradshaw of “Sex and The City”. Another famous bearer is Emmy-winning character, Carrie Mathison of “Homeland”. The meaning of Carrie is ‘free man’.

2. Arya:

Arya, the feisty character from “Game of Thrones” has captured the imagination of the public and how. Some people are using it in its original form while others are using its variation Aria. It’s one of the top 100 baby names now.

3. Vivien:

Vivien Harmon was Connie Britton’s character in “American Horror Story”. Meaning ‘life,’ this name would work as great for boys as it sounds on girls. The name currently ranks #140, which is its highest since the year 1950. Vivian is a spelling variation of this name.

Inspired Baby Boy Names By TV Shows

Baby Boy Names From Television Shows:

1. Luke:

“Modern Family” fans would understand whom we are referring to here. The name garnered widespread popularity in the year 2012, probably because of Luke Dunphy. Its cousin Lucas is even more popular. And it also references to a character from “One Tree Hill”.

2. Campbell:

Campbell was never really a favorite name, but witnessed a huge jump since “Mad Men” hit the small screen. The name Campbell is as popular for girls as it is for boys. Even Pete Campbell would be honored by your choice.

3. Parker:

The show “Desperate Housewives” may have ended, but the monikers inspired by the characters of Wisteria Lane live on in many kids. Parker, the name of the youngest son of Tom and Lynette is a favorite with the American parents. It ranks 55th on the baby name list.

4. Humphrey:

Humphrey B. Bear is the protagonist of the Australian kid’s television series “Here’s Humphrey”. Meaning ‘peaceful warrior’, the moniker also brings to mind Humphrey Bogart, the greatest star in the history of American cinema.

5. Mickey:

Mickey is the name of the greatest cartoon characters of all time. Of Hebrew origins, Mickey is the variation of Michael and means ‘who is like God.’ It is currently the eighth most popular name in the United States.

6. Jimmy:

Jimmy is the name of one of the primary characters of “Breaking Bad” television series. It also belongs to one of the greatest American actors, Jimmy Stewart. Who can forget his role as George Bailey in “It’s a Wonderful Life”?

Inspired Baby Boy Names By Movies & TV Shows

Baby Girl Names From Movies:

1. Alice:

Alice, the curious and the imaginative protagonist of Disney’s film “Alice in Wonderland”, has been a baby name inspiration from time immemorial. This classic, feminine name is a shortened form of the French name Adelais. It’s hugely popular in Sweden, where it ranked the most popular baby name for girls in 2009.

2. Ava:

Ava is the name of a humanoid robot with artificial intelligence in “Ex-Machina”. This name has become increasingly popular these days, partly due to Hugh Jackman and Reese Witherspoon selecting it for their daughters. A variation of Eve, Ava is the fifth most popular baby name for girls.

3. Audrey:

The name brings to mind Holly Golightly, Ms. Audrey Hepburn. But it’s also the character of a character in Disney’s “Atlantis: The Lost Empire”. This name is enjoying a steady popularity these days and currently ranks #40.

4. Lauren:

Lauren was the name of Reese Witherspoon’s character in “This Means War”. This popular baby name also nods to the very talented actress Lauren Bacall. The meaning of Lauren is ‘baby laurel’ and it was one of the top 25 names from the early 80s until the year 2006.

5. Marilyn:

Marilyn, the stage name of Hollywood’s quintessential golden girl, is rising in popularity these days. It wouldn’t be wrong to say that Marilyn, the combination of Mary and Lynn is a one-person name. In fact, there were more than 700 babies named Marilyn last year.

Inspired Baby Boy Names By Movies & TV Shows

1. Noah:

The character of Noah from “The Notebook” is one of the most lovable characters in the history of Hollywood. The edgy name surprised the world when it went on to take the first spot in 2012, unseating Jacob after 13-year long reign. The meaning of Noah is ‘wandering’.

2. Naveen:

Naveen from “The Princess and the Frog”, is regarded by many as the best Disney prince, in terms of both looks and personality. The moniker is a traditional Hindi name with a sheen of modernity and means ‘new’. Naveen Andrews, the famous actor, is another modern namesake.

3. Clark:

The moment we hear the name Clark, the ‘man of steel’ crosses our mind. This strong name, meaning ‘scholar, cleric and secretary’ is on an upswing these days, but the ranking is still very low (#554). Clark Gable, the famous actor, is another famous namesake.

4. Sidney:

This unisex moniker, used more for boys than girls, is the name of the famous American writer and producer Sheldon. He even earned an Academy Award for “The Bachelor And the Bobby Soxer”. This French name comes from Saint Denis and is related to Dionysius, the Greek god of fertility.

5. Charles:

Charles is the name of one of the leading characters in the classic movie “The Thin Man”. And it’s also the formal name of Charlie Chaplin, the most famous movie stars of all time. This name, meaning ‘free man’ ranks 62nd in the United States.

6. Frank:

The movie “Frank”, released in 2014 is the story of a wannabe musician who joined an eccentric pop band led by Frank. Frank was one of the top 10 names from the years 1880 to 1920 and is well used even today.

The trend of Baby names (According to twitter and some post from twitter and some Articles)

Michelle Romano ‏@michellleromano  17 Std.Vor 17 Stunden Washington, DC

Reading an article with the top baby names of 2016 and all I can think of is...

‏@MeganKozlowski

Just saw an article with the top baby names predicted for 2016. Bae was one of them.  Not even lying. 🙈

Some people also predict for next year baby names but really it is a myth how baby names coming front from one year to another.One article from www.elle...

11 Baby Names That Will Be Big Next Year

Read this article and tell ,how can you believe about nex year prediction?

In twitter Sarah O

‏@SarahOwrites

I just read an article about popular baby names. You know, so I know what not to name the baby I'm not having in 2016.

Laura Wattenberg, author of The Baby Name Wizard, has studied global naming trends for some time. She says: “There has been an enormous revolution in how we name children. In the past there was a concept of a 'normal’ name. There was a set pool of names from which you expected the vast majority of babies to be named. There was a time in England when a quarter of all babies were named John and Mary. Today there is a premium on being unique, or at least sounding creative.” Celebrity and cultural trends play a huge part in the emergence of names

Why people changing the trend of names?

When I am thinking about the Baby names and selection,most  people like a simplicity and stylich Names for the childrens.

Emma France says that at the doctor’s surgery last week when the nurse called out for “Huxley” two of the three mothers in the room stood up. “I thought it was hilarious. I really did.” It was the first time she’d ever encountered another Huxley.

Between Sophia, Emma and Olivia for girls and Aiden and Liam for boys, last year’s hottest baby names all weighed in on some level of “sweet.”

This year, it’s all about the classics — with a Swedish twist.

Nameberry, a baby name database and resource for wannabe novel writers, analyzed its data to see which names had the biggest popularity spike in the last 30 days. The results show the most-picked names for kids born in 2016 are surprising, to say the least.

The trendiest baby names for girls:

Astrid

Thea

Sadie

Riley

Elise

The trendiest baby names for boys:

James

Elijah

Jayden

Elliot

Logan

The name Astrid, which is expected to catch on this year in a big way, has been a Swedish mainstay for several years now.

For boys, it looks like James will be making a comeback in 2015 after experiencing a 72 percent bump in popularity on Nameberry.The Article and social meadias coming to conclution of the style of life and factors behind the contemporary contexr.

2016 British BabyGirl Names, Acoording some newspapers such as Telegraph

Baby Girl Names 2016 ( British) Sibling ()

Alexa Kimberley (Summer Fiona) Alexandra Clare Alice Ava Audrey Lorna (Isla Eluned) Awel Lois (Leah & Megan Elsi) Cecily-Rose Agnes (Frankie & Bibi) Eliza Anderson (Ewan Robert) Elsie Ffion Lily (Iestyn)