BabyCenter just unveiled its 2026 mid-year report, showing some interesting new preferences for parents-to-be.

Noah and Olivia topped the list of most popular names for babies for 2025 once again, with Liam and Oliver following closely behind in popularity for boys and Amelia and Sophie for girls, new data by ...

BabyCenter's early 2026 baby name data reveals the names parents are gravitating toward — and the pop culture, nostalgia and zodiac-inspired trends driving them.

NEW YORK, NY (November 5, 2025) – BabyCenter, the world’s most trusted digital parenting resource, has released its annual baby name popularity and name trends reports. The findings are detailed in ...

Every year on Mother's Day, the Social Security Administration releases the list of all baby name lists. That list gives parents a clear idea of what the most popular names are for babies born the ...

BabyCenter, a digital parenting resource which publishes annual reports on trending and popular baby names, is launching "a first-of-its-kind" loyalty program "designed to cheer parents on at every ...

Editor's note: BabyCenter has unveiled the baby names "heading for extinction" in 2026. See the list. Catherine, Jaden, Anne, Phillip, Jamal and Esteban are some of the names that we'll be seeing less ...

Names inspired by "KPop Demon Hunters," and from beloved TV shows like "Friends," are gaining popularity among Millennial and Gen Z families.

The clock reads midnight, and I’m wide awake in bed, my phone inches from my face, the blue light illuminating my eyes in the dark. For the past hour or so I’ve been scrolling through the public ...

One of the recurring questions facing on-demand and “sharing economy” services is whether normal people will actually use them. BabyCenter decided to look at the issue by asking “mobile moms.” They ...