Tiny Love Baby Names Book

Tiny Love Baby Names Book 2016

Choosing your baby’s name is never an easy task, so we at

Tiny Love have created a special book to help you bond with

your baby and find the perfect name. Our Tiny Love Baby Names

Book is meant to accompany you through each stage before

giving birth to your little one. Keep track of the names you

like, read inspirational and informative articles, enjoy

interactive resources and more!

Connecting with Your Little One: A Guide to the Perfect Name

Amber

Amethyst

Aqua

Aquamarine

Ash

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Tiny ThoughtsYou can bond with your baby by

taking periodic walks. It’s a good

way to not only stay active, but to

create a special bond between you

and your baby.

What do you do to get outside during your pregnancy?

Bailey (Colorado, USA)

Berlin (Germany)

Cairo (Egypt)

Carson (California, USA)

Cody (Wyoming, USA)

Dakota (USA)

Dallas (Texas, USA)

Dayton (Ohio, USA)

Devon (England)

Diego (California, USA)

Francisco (California, USA)

Gary (Indiana, USA)

Geneva (Switzerland)

Jackson (Mississippi, USA)

Jordan

Kent (United Kingdom)

Lincoln (Nebraska, USA)

London (England)

Marquise (France)

Mitchell (South Dakota, USA)

Orlando (Florida, USA)

Paris (France)

Reno (Nevada, USA)

Santiago (Chile)

GeographicalBegin your baby’s life journey with a name inspired by a city or country

that is meaningful to you!

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Tiny ThoughtsFrom 23 weeks, your baby can

hear sounds outside of the belly.

Encourage your partner to talk

or sing to baby so that he or she

becomes familiar with Daddy’s voice.

How do you encourage your partner to bond with your baby?

Geographical

Girls

Alberta (Canada)

Arizona (USA)

Aspen (Colorado, USA)

Asia

Aurora (Illinois, USA)

Bethany (Israel)

Brittany (France)

Chelsea (United Kingdom)

Cheyenne (Wyoming, USA)

China

Danna (Germany)

Florence (Italy)

Guadalupe (Mexico)

India

Lindsay (Ontario, Canada)

Lydia (Asia)

Persia (Asia)

Phoenix (Arizona, US)

Regina (Canada)

Selma (Alabama, USA)

Sydney (Australia)

Sierra (Ecuador)

Verona (Italy)

Victoria (Canada)

Be inspired by your favorite places and most adventurous explorations

while discovering the perfect name for your new baby.













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Tiny ThoughtsYou can help Dad bond with your

baby by encouraging him to read to

your bump, so that your baby can

become familiar with his voice.

What are the best things Dad has done to bond with your baby?

CelebrityAre there celebrities out there who you admire? Our list of famous

celebrities was designed to inspire a truly special name for your baby.

Boys

Adam musician, Adam Lavine

Arlo singer, Arlo Guthrie

Blake singer, Blake Shelton

Conway singer, Conway Twitty

Dylan actor, Dylan Walsh

Elvis singer, Elvis Presley

Harrison actor, Harrison Ford

Ian actor, Ian Somerhalder

Jared actor/singer, Jared Leto

Josh actor, Josh Hutcherson

Kellan actor, Kellan Christopher Lutz

Leonardo actor, Leonardo DiCaprio

Logan actor, Logan Lerman

Louis singer, Louis Tomlinson

Miles jazz musician, Miles Davis

Niall musician, Niall Horan

Orlando actor, Orlando Bloom

Penn actor, Penn Badgley

Robert actor, Robert Downey Jr.

Rufus musician, Rufus Wainwright

Sean actor, Sean Penn

Tatum actor, Channing Tatum

Waylon singer, Waylon Jennings

Zac actor, Zac Efron













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Tiny ThoughtsMeditation connects you with your

baby. Find a quiet space and breathe

deeply, thinking of the precious gift of

life you are bringing into the world.

How do you emotionally connect with your baby?

Celebrity

Girls

Adele singer, Adele

Ariana actress/singer, Ariana Grande

Amelia American aviator, Amelia Earhart

Audrey actress, Audrey Hepburn

Callista author, Callista Gingrich

Charlize actress, Charlize Theron

Demi actress/singer, Demi Lovato

Elle actress, Elle Fanning

Eva actress, Eva Mendes

Evangeline actress, Evangeline Lilly

Giada chef, Giada De Laurentiis

Isla actress, Isla Fisher

Keira actress, Keira Knightley

Leighton actress, Leighton Meester

Mila actress, Mila Kunis

Malin actress, Malin Akerman

Martina singer, Martina McBride

Nicole actress, Nicole Kidman

Pippa actress, Pippa Scott

Reese actress, Reese Witherspoon

Rita actress, Rita Ora

Scarlett actress, Scarlett Johansson

Tori actress, Tori Spelling

Zoe actress, Zoe Saldana

Let your baby reach for the stars by choosing a name from our

list of talented celebrities.













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Tiny ThoughtsYou can boost your baby’s

brainpower by eating well, taking

vitamins, exercising and creating

healthy habits to continue once your

baby is born.

What are some other things you are doing to prepare

for your baby?

Alexander inventor of the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell

Alfred psychologist, Alfred Binet

Andreas anatomist, Andreas Vesalius

Benjamin inventor, Benjamin Franklin

Charles naturalist/geologist, Charles Darwin

Dmitri chemist, Dmitri Mendeleev

Edward biologist, Edward Osborne “E. O.” Wilson

Emil psychiatrist, Emil Kraepelin

Galileo astronomer/physicist/inventor, Galileo Galilei

Gregor founder of genetics, Gregor Mendel

Gustav physicist, Gustav Kirchhoff

Hermann physician, Hermann von Helmholtz

Isaac physicist/mathematician, Isaac Newton

Justus chemist, Justus Liebig

Konrad ethologist, Konrad Zacharias Lorenz

Linus chemist, Linus Pauling

Marcello physician/biologist, Marcello Malpighi

Max physicist/mathematician, Max Born

Michael electromagnetic scientist, Michael Faraday

Sigmund father of psychoanalysis, Sigmund Freud

Theodosius geneticist, Theodosius Dobzhansky

Frederick biochemist, Sir Frederick Gowland Hopkins

Sheldon physicist, Sheldon Lee Glashow

Thomas inventor of the light bulb, Thomas Edison

ScientificIf you’re interested in naming your baby after a renowned scientist,

look no further than this list of visionaries!

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Tiny ThoughtsGardening lovers might consider

planting a sapling during this special

time in life. Take loving care of this

plant and watch it grow while your

baby grows.

Celebrate yourself as a nurturer! How do you help others grow?

ScientificDo you have a passion for science and education? Be inspired by the

names of some of the world’s most renowned and celebrated scientists.

Girls

Alessandra first female anatomist, Alessandra Giliani

Alicia British mathematician, Alicia Boole Stott

Amalie German mathematician, Amalie Emmy Noether

Charlotte mathematician, Charlotte Angas Scott

Darleane nuclear chemist, Darleane C. Hoffman

Dian American zoologist, Dian Fossey

Elizabeth cancer researcher, Elizabeth Stern

Esther chemist, Esther Conwell

Grace computer scientist, Grace Murray Hopper

Ingrid mathematician, Ingrid Daubechies

Jewel biologist/cancer researcher, Jewel Cobb

Jane primatologist, Jane Goodall

Kathleen archaeologist, Kathleen Kenyon

Lene physicist, Lene Vestergaard Hau

Lise nuclear physicist, Lise Meitner

Mayer Nobel laureate recipient, Maria Mayer

Persis physicist, Persis Drell

Rosalind biophysicist, Rosalind Franklin

Ruzena computer scientist/engineer, Ruznea Bajcsy

Sarah psychologist, Sarah Boysen

Sylvia oceanographer, Sylvia Alice Earle

Sofia Russian mathematician, Sofia Vasilyevna Kovalevskaya

Sophie mathematician, Sophie Germain

Patricia neuroscientist/neurobiologist, Patricia Goldman-Rakic













Bonding refers to almost everything a parent does with baby,

starting from simply holding and cuddling, to singing, interacting and

spending quality time together. Attachment refers to baby’s need to

attach himself to his caregivers and be close to them. It manifests itself

in a baby’s ability to be comforted by a caregiver and by the way he

starts wailing when one of them suddenly disappears. In other words,

attachment is the part baby plays in the parent-baby relationship and

bonding is the part the parent plays.

The parent-child relationship gives baby a sense of security and

intimacy in his or her unfamiliar, new world. A deep, strong, loving

and trusting relationship sets the tone for baby’s emotional and even

physical development, and has a great effect on his social experience

as a child and adult.

Bonding with Baby: It Takes Two to Tango In the process of forming a relationship between parent and baby, each side goes through a slightly different experience: parents bond and babies attach.

Fascinating facts about bonding:

Bonding Is Different with Every Baby

Relationships between parents and babies

vary. A parent can experience love at

first sight with one baby and take a while

to establish a bond with the other. Don’t

worry — it all evens out eventually!

Bonding Helps Prevent Disease

Recent research has shown that the

emotional bond between parents and

babies and the way this is reflected

hormonally has the power to boost IQ and

strengthen the immune system (1).

Babies Really DO Make You Feel Good

In a study that took place at Baylor College

of Medicine in Houston, brain MRIs were

taken of women while they looked at

photos of their children. Researchers

discovered that seeing photos of their

babies (especially smiling) triggered

activity in a part of their brain in charge of

the “feel good” sensations (2).

The Importance of Comforting

A comforting hug holds great importance.

As baby grows more independent, knowing

that a reassuring snuggle is within reach

will liberate him to explore freely.

Fascinating facts about attachment:

Attachment — A Survival SkillJohn Bowlby’s Attachment Theory claims

that babies are born with an innate need to

attach themselves to a caregiver in order

to establish the sense of security and

closeness they need to survive (3).

Social SkillsAttachment is the basis for a child’s

social skills. The kind of attachment baby

establishes with his parents is the very

basis of his social being.

Attachment and FutureRelationships Research has uncovered

a strong link between the pattern of

attachment a baby has with a parent

and the kind of relationships that baby

establishes as an adult (4).

Human Voices and FacesThe clear preference a baby shows for

human voices and faces is part of his innate

survival mechanism, which encourages

attachment (5).

Reacting to the EnvironmentBaby learns how to respond to his

environment and signal his needs from

a very young age. Baby’s realization that

crying will alert his caregiver to address his

distress is the first step in building a trusting

parent-baby relationship.

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Acheron one of several underworld rivers

Adonis handsome youth from Greek mythology

Aeolus one of several Greek wind gods

Amor Latin name for Eros

Arthur mythical British king

Boreas one of several Greek wind gods

Castor hero from Greek mythology, twin brother of Pollux

Cepheus king of Ethiopia, father of Andromeda

Cupid Roman equivalent of Eros

Damon from Greek mythology, story of Damon and Pythias

Eros god of love, son of Aphrodite

Finn hero from Irish mythology

Griffin from the Greek monster, the gryphon

Hector son of Priam, slain by Achilles

Iulus son of Aeneas

Lares Roman ancestral spirit

Leander tragic youth from Greek mythology

Merlin wizard from Arthurian legend

Osiris Egyptian god of the underworld

Oceanus eldest of the Titans, god of oceans

Priam king of Troy from Greek mythology

Thor Norse god of thunder

Tristan Cornish knight from Arthurian myth

Wieland legendary smith from Germanic mythology

MythologicalTiny Thoughts

Massaging your baby bump is a

soothing way to bond with your

baby while pampering yourself.

What are some things you do to treat yourself?

There’s a reason we still remember characters from stories handed

down from thousands of years ago. These names are epic and

powerful, and will never go out of style.

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MythologicalTiny Thoughts

Keeping a journal or scrapbook is

a great way to record your journey

before birth and once your little one

arrives. Someday, you might even

share these memories with

your child!

What are some memories that make you smile?

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Astraea Greek goddess of justice

Athena Greek goddess of wisdom

Camilla warrior maiden from Roman legend

Clio Greek muse of history

Cybele Roman goddess, mother of the gods

Daphne daughter of Greek river god

Dione Titan goddess

Eurydice Greek maiden, wife of Orpheus

Guinevere queen from Arthurian legend

Helen of Troy, legendary beauty from Greek mythology

Hera Greek goddess of women, married to Zeus

Isis goddess of magic and life from Egyptian mythology

Juno Roman equivalent of Hera

Leda queen of Sparta in Greek mythology

Lethe one of several underworld rivers

Medea helper in Greek mythology

Marian from the English Robin Hood myth

Pandora mortal wife of Epimetheus

Phoebe after Phoebus, one of the Greek Titans

Rhea Greek Titan, mother of the gods

Selene goddess of the moon

Theia one of the Greek Titans

Terra Roman earth goddess

Zephyrus one of several Greek wind gods

Imagine your child’s mind as she becomes inspired by hearing her name

in one of the great mythological stories of history. Get inspired by our list

of mythical names!













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Popular in 2015Tiny Thoughts

Involving others in your pregnancy

helps them understand what you’re

going through. Consider inviting

others along for the experience.

Who are the people thathave helped the most

during your pregnancy?

It’s always helpful to keep up with the latest trends in baby names, so

we’ve put together a list of the most popular names in 2013!

Boys

Sage wise

Alexis helper or defender

Everett brave

Grayson son of the steward

Eli ascension

Luke light giving

Kai sea

Dominic of the lord

Tyler maker of bricks and tiles

Jody gift of God

Atticus from Attica (Greece)

Landon long hill

Kelly bright-headed

Owen young warrior

Caleb symbol of devotion to God

Connor wise

Sebastian venerable

Andrew courageous

Julian father of the skies

David beloved

Nicholas victory of the people

Oliver olive tree

Alexander defender of men

Titan giant Greek god













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Popular in 2015Tiny ThoughtsIf your baby kicks or moves

suddenly in response to an abrupt

noise from the outside world, soothe

him or her by rubbing your belly and

speaking in a calming voice.

How do you soothe your baby?

This list of names gives you a closer look into what was popular in 2013.

Your baby’s name could be in this list!

Girls

Maya water

Autumn season

Leah weary

Lillian my God is abundance

Layla night

Georgia American state

Kaidence rhythm, flow

Chloe blooming

Bailey one who was a bailiff

Penelope weaver

Natalie birthday

Savannah Treeless Plain

Kora maiden

Zoe life

Mackenzie born of fire

Audrey noble strength

Elizabeth consecrated to God

Parker keeper of the park

Scarlett one who made clothes from cloth

Lucy light

Gabriella devoted to God

Anabelle graceful

Blake black

Lavender aromatic flower













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VintageTiny Thoughts

Keeping a scan of your baby will

help you to visualize the little one

inside your womb. You can also

arrange a 3D scan later in your

pregnancy through your physician.

What are your favorite things about your doctor?

There is just something special about lasting names. Whether you

are going for a legendary or traditional name, vintage is always an

appropriate area to choose from.

Boys

Alvin friend of elves

Asher fortunate, blessed

Barkley variant spelling of Barclay

Bentley bent grass clearing

Calloway pebbly place

Casper treasurer

Clemson intuitive nature

Dalton the settlement in the valley

Derrick ruler of the people

Ferguson son of Fergus

Hampton home settlement

Huey heart

Isaiah salvation of the Lord

Israel who prevails with God

John God is gracious

Kendall from the bright valley

Laurent of Laurentium

Martin warlike

Monroe from the red marsh

Nash by the ash tree

Owen young warrior

Palmer one who holds a palm

Thomas twin

Walter army ruler













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VintageTiny Thoughts

Find joy and laughter in your life

every day. Your little one will pick up

on the positive emotional charge

and might even kick!

Where do you find joy today?

An antique name is one that has been around for more than 100 years.

These vintage names are guaranteed to assist you in finding the perfect

name for your baby girl.

Girls

Aldora winged gift

Arabella yielding to prayer

Alysse rational

Beverly near the meadow

Camelia young

Cora maiden

Dorothy gift of God

Elizabeth pledged to God

Genevieve white wave

Ida industrious one

Ivy faithful

Jennetta God is gracious

June month named for the goddess, Juno

Lillian lily, a flower

Linda pretty

Lucy light

Lulu pearl

Mary bitter

Millie one of gentle strength

Nola fair shoulder

Phoebe radiant and shining

Susan graceful lily

Tamara spicy

Thelma wish













Listening to Music Helps Your Baby Grow in Every Possible Way:

Babies love and greatly benefit from listening to music. Music is not

only fun and relaxing for babies and people — it is also something that

has a powerful effect on them. Music creates a special atmosphere

and has the power to soothe you, stir you, or just make you want to

get up and dance. Memories, experiences, atmospheres and moods

are all greatly influenced by the tunes that accompany them. So, if

music really affects to you, you’re not alone. Recent studies show

that music influences the physical, emotional and intellectual

development of babies and children and can actually improve many

abilities, both in children and in adults.

The Importance of Music Listening to music helps your baby grow in every possible way. Babies love rhythm, music and songs, and they also greatly benefit developmentally from a musical environment.

Music in the Womb

Recent studies show that children exposed

to classical music in the womb exhibit a

positive change in physical and mental

development after birth. In a recent

experiment, fetuses were exposed to 70

hours of classical music during the last

weeks of pregnancy. At six months, these

babies were more advanced in terms of

motor skills and linguistic and intellectual

development than babies who received no

musical stimulus during pregnancy.

Babies are born with 100 billion nerve cells

in their bodies. However, these cells are

connected only loosely and each event a

baby experiences — listening to his mother,

seeing a picture, feeling a textured mat, or

attempting to reach a toy hanging above —

helps establish or strengthen the intercellular

connections in the brain; the larger the

number of connections in the brain, the

richer its level of functioning. These early

experiences mold the brain and determine

much of the infant’s adult potential. Scientists

now believe that listening to music is one of

those “brain-building” experiences.

Your Baby Needs Music

By playing classical music to your baby,

you can activate the neural pathways

responsible for many intellectual skills.

General skills such as creativity, and more

specific skills such as spatial intelligence,

mathematical ability, linguistic ability, and

emotional intelligence are honed by the

effects of listening to music.

Babies are naturally unaware of the

complex, secret processes induced by

music. Instead, they simply enjoy the

experience of listening to the lullabies and

soft music that envelops them, challenging

them, arousing their curiosity and stirring

various emotions in them.

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Tiny ThoughtsResponding to your little one’s kicks

is a great way to communicate with

your unborn baby. When you feel

your little one move or kick, you can

rub your belly. What an exciting way

to get to know your baby before he

or she arrives!

What are you most looking forward to about having a baby?

AthletesWe all love the moment when our favorite team comes from behind for

the win! Athletes work hard and dream big. Here’s a list of some of the

most inspirational athletes across the globe for your little one’s name.

Boys

Asante Asante Samuel

Austin Austin Collie

Becker Boris Becker

Brady Tom Brady

Carmelo Carmelo Anthony

Cooper Cooper Carlisle

Deion Deion Sanders

Emmitt Emmitt Smith

Evander Evander Holyfield

Frazier Joe Frazier

Gareth Gareth Bale

Jackson Bo Jackson

Jordy Jordy Smith

Kareem Kareem Abdul-Jabbar

Lionel Lionel Messi

Michael Michael Jordan

Moss Randy Moss

Peyton Peyton Manning

Prince Prince Fielder

Rory Rory McIlroy

Sebastian Sebastian Vollmer

Tiger Tiger Woods

Tony Tony Hawk

Usain Usain Bolt













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Tiny ThoughtsLie in a pool or bath with your

ears submerged and listen to the

sound of your heart beat. This is a

powerful way to experience your

baby’s perspective.

How do you stay active while pregnant?

AthletesAthletes from around the world motivate and inspire individuals every

day. Let this list inspire you on your track to finding the right name.

Girls

Ana Ana Ivanovic

Alana Alana Blanchard

Candace Candace Parker

Caroline Caroline Wozniacki

Danica Danica Patrick

Ellery Ellery Hollingsworth

Gabriella Gabriella Sabatini

Gracie Gracie Gold

Jelena Jelena Dokic

Jessica Jessica Ennis-Hill

Katarina Katarina Witt

Kaitlyn Kaitlyn Farrington

Lindsey Lindsey Jacobellis

Maria Maria Sharapova

Mia Mia Hamm

Paula Paula Creamer

Priscah Priscah Jeptoo

Reese Brittney Reese

Ronda Ronda Rousey

Serena Serena Williams

Steffi Steffi Graf

Sydnee Sydnee Michaels

Tai Tai Babilonia

Venus Venus Williams













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Tiny ThoughtsAntenatal yoga is a great way to

relax during pregnancy. The gentle

stretching allows you to become

one with your baby, while learning

breathing techniques will help

during your labor.

How else are you preparing for labor?

Gender-neutral

Aaron exalted

Adrian man of Adria

Angel messenger

Bailey law enforcer

Blaire dweller on the plain

Carmen garden

Carson son of the marsh dwellers

Corin spear

Delaney dark challenger

Devon poet

Drew strong and manly

Evan the Lord is gracious

Harley the long field

Jaden God has heard

Jude praised

Kennedy armored head

Kyle narrow spit of land

Lonnie lioness

Marley pleasant seaside meadow

Mason worker in stone

Noel Christmas

Parker park-keeper

River nature name

Ryan little king

If you’re keeping your baby’s gender a surprise or are looking for

a versatile name, gender-neutral is the place to start.

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Colors

What are your favorite memories from your pregnancy so far?

Tiny ThoughtsCreating lasting memories during

your pregnancy will help you to

enjoy your experience and focus

on the positives.

Colors brighten our lives and reflect our individuality. Get in touch with

your artsy side and consider this list.

Boys

Ash

Beige

Brick

Brown

Burgundy

Crimson

Granite

Gray

Green

Jade

Jet

Mahogany

Moss

Raven

Red

Roan

Silver

Slate

Steel

Sterling

Teal

Titian

Umber

Zinc













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How do you love and honor yourself?

Tiny ThoughtsLove and honor yourself! Your baby

is a part of you. By treating yourself

well, you are also giving

love to your baby.

Colors can be used to describe our mood, paint a picture or enrich the

world around us. Use this list to welcome your daughter into the beautiful

world we live in.

Girls

Amber

Amethyst

Aquamarine

Azure

Blue

Cherry

Dove

Fawn

Fern

Fuchsia

Ginger

Hazel

Henna

Indigo

Iris

Isabelline

Jasmine

Laurel

Lavender

Magnolia

Maya

Olive

Rose

Ruby

Colors













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Ajax

Bade

Bahari

Cade

Cael

Daemyn

Darius

Easton

Hopper

Jabari

Jace

Knox

Leith

Maalik

Maceo

Merlow

Panton

Ryker

Wade

Xander

Xavier

Yale

Zacchaeus

Zahar

Tiny ThoughtsSwimming is a great way to exercise

during your pregnancy and relate to

your unborn baby since your little

one is swimming, too.

What are unique ways you are keeping track of your pregnancy experience?

UniqueWe all want to find a way to express our baby’s uniqueness and creativity.

These names are one perfect way to do just that!

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Tiny ThoughtsMake time each day just for you and

your baby. It will relax

you and remind you just how

special your little one is.

What is your favorite time of day to connect with your baby?

UniqueUnique is the new beautiful. Make the first gift you give to your baby

a unique name.

Girls

Aaralyn

Abana

Abrial

Dacey

Daire

Ebba

Eben

Faina

Haddie

Jacey

Jaclyn

Kacy

Kadin

Lafayette

Macayle

Nadalia

Rachelle

Sabella

Sahana

Tacey

Vachel

Xara

Zaci

Zahara













How will you decide on the perfect

name for your baby? Will you choose

a family name? Will you name your

little one after your favorite city?

We each have a different journey to

finding the right name for our baby.

Use this page to keep a list of special

names you are considering.

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