Online home of Parents magazine, Family Circle annual and American Baby annual says top baby babe names are Isabella and Ava, top baby boy names are Aidan and Jayden.
New York, NY January 6, 2009 -- Parents.com has apparent the top baby names of 2008. According to website visitors, Isabella is the top girl's name and Aidan is the top boy's name for 2008. Parents-to-be best these names from the about 10,000 names in the Parents.com Baby Name Finder which enables visitors to seek for different names and acquisition baby name meanings.
Liz Zack, Executive Editor of Parents.com, said, "The votes for 2008 are in! According to our parents-to-be, Aidan is at the top of the account of baby names for boys for the additional year in a row, while Isabella skyrockets to #1 on our account of baby names for girls for the aboriginal time ever. Read the blow of the names our readers adulation as able-bodied as our crop on the top trends -- and get inspired."
Parents.com is the online home of Parents magazine, Family Circle annual and American Baby magazine.
The top baby babe names of 2008 are:
1. Isabella
2. Ava
3. Emily
4. Elizabeth
5. Abigail
6. Madison
7. Emma
8. Addison
9. Madeline
10. Olivia
The top baby boy names of 2008 are:
1. Aidan
2. Jayden
3. Jacob
4. Michael
5. Ethan
6. Caden
7. James
8. Caleb
9. Andrew
10. Matthew
Zack aswell provided some acumen into the top trends in baby names and the best baby names for 2009:
Presidential Baby Names: Barack Obama won the admiral - but did he aswell alpha a name trend? Malia, Michelle and Barack -- which ahead wasn't even in the top 500 -- all rose in acceptance from 2007 to 2008 (although Sasha fell in popularity), and we see them continuing to ascend the archive afterwards the inauguration.
Ooops She Did It Again--The Britney Comeback Effect: Parents are all-embracing the aboriginal and average name Spears chose for her additional son, Jayden James. Jayden is #2 and James is #7.
The access of TV: The boob tube can affect baby names - attestant the acceptance of Aidan (#1), Carrie's loveable admirer on Sex and the City, or Addison (#8), the name of the Grey's Anatomy doc who got her own spinoff, Private Practice, this year.
Last Names as First Names That Can Be Used For Boys and Girls: Avery, Logan, Riley and Peyton are all aggressive the lists. Last names as aboriginal names advance power, authority and tradition.
First Timers Making the List: Aalyiah (#28) and Teagan (#44) fabricated their debuts on the account for girl's names. On the boy's side, Micah (#41) and Tristan (#49) showed up on the account for the aboriginal time.
Book it: Twilight agitation has hit the baby name apple too, as Edward and Bella, the names of the accursed lovers in Stephanie Meyer's vampire alternation and now the affection film, both rose in acceptance endure year. Other names aggressive by accepted fiction are Madeline (#9) and Olivia (#10).
"M" Names: Girl names starting with "M" rank top on the list, like Madison (#6), Madeline (#9), Makayla (#19), Mia (#21), MacKenzie (#22) and Michelle (#31).
Losing steam: Trendy boy names like Grayson took a nosedive this year, from #3 in 2007 down to #14 in 2008. Another name on the downswing? Kendall, which fell from #7 in 2007 to #45 in 2008.
About Parents.com:
Parents.com is the arch parenthood website on the Web, and the alternate accompaniment to Parents magazine, Family Circle magazine, and American Baby magazine. With its abiding of easy-to-use, accessible accoutrement like the baby name finder, the growing abdomen tool, the action finder, and the Birthday affair planning tool, Parents.com serves moms and dads, accouterment aggregate every ancestor needs to accession happy, advantageous families from bassinet to academy - how, if and area they charge it.
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