Unique Baby Names Meanings, Baby Boy Names, Baby Girl Names

You have no interest in raising a princess. A sweet little angel appeals not at all. You want a girl with moxie, who defends her own honor. Knights in shining armor need not apply. But how to make sure the world knows she's got spunk right from the start? Give her a sassy baby name!

Cult films, also known as cult classics, hold a ton of potential baby names for the inquiring parents-to-be. If you love those movies and television shows that have a special place in the hearts of discerning moviegoers, these names may be just what you're looking for.

Looking for a name that marches to a different beat? These offbeat baby names for boys and girls will get your baby name list started in no time flat.

Do you love country music, or just the idea of a laid-back day out in the country, away from the hustle and bustle of the city? You may be inspired by these awesome country baby names for boys and girls.

The success of reality shows like My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding has piqued America's interest in gypsy culture. Let this curious ethnic group inspire your next baby name choice.

There are no L baby names in the top 10, but Liam (boy) and Lily (girl) both come in at No. 15. Overall, L baby names can be traditional (Louis and Lucille), trendy (Legend and Luz) or even unisex (Lyric and London). Will one of these L names find its way to your baby's birth certificate?

As Americans, we have a proud history dating back well over 200 years and have gone from an upstart group of thirteen British colonies to the world's premiere superpower. So it's understandable that, while looking for a name for your new baby, your thoughts turn to that pivotal period that forged our nation -- the American Revolution.

Get ready to welcome your May baby. To get inspired, take a look at these famous May birthdays. You may find interesting accomplishments to share with your May baby as she grows, or you may find baby name inspiration from one of the great baby names from famous May birthdays. 

We all think long and hard what we want to name our babies. We pore over lists and books and the credits at the ends of movies looking for the perfect baby name. A separate issue entirely is often overlooked until the baby arrives -- what will we call the baby?