Baby Names

Marking momentous occasions, you’ve most likely seen monograms used for marriage or the birth of a child. While monograms have a long history, the rules for creating one have become more flexible over the years as variations with naming children and marriage traditions change.  Here we discuss the history of the monogram and answer some…

Losing a child is one of the hardest things a person can go through. If you became pregnant with your rainbow baby, you’re probably feeling many different emotions. These can range from happiness and relief to sadness and grief.  It’s natural to feel all of these things, and it’s also normal to want to share…

The Puritans latched onto the name Caleb during the 16th century when it was common to give children biblical names. Today, Caleb is regarded as a popular name among parents as it’s maintained a position as one of the top 100 boy names since 1989.  If you like the name Caleb and are considering it…

The name Gael first appeared on the radar in the United States because of Mexican actor Gael García Bernal. His 2001 film Y Tu Mamá También gained international interest placing Gael on the popular baby naming charts in 2002. For those of Gaelic descent who take pride in their heritage, the name Gael is a…

If you’re looking for a religious name, you can’t get any more religious than Messiah. Literally meaning “anointed,” religious associate the name Messiah with their savior. This old world name has made quite the splash on the popular baby naming charts. Becoming a top 200 boy’s name in 2017 and again in 2019 until now,…

Tucker is a cheerful and upbeat name that has some speculations as to its true origin. Coming from Medieval England, France, or an Old Irish Clan, parents have latched onto this name. Following the surname turned first name trend, Tucker is a fun name for a little boy that ages well into adulthood. While maintaining…