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    The Most Popular Baby Names of All Time

    By Parenting.com | Parenting – Fri, Feb 17, 2012 4:33 PM EST

    We reveal the top baby boy and girl names from the last 100 years for picks with timeless appeal

    By Melisa Coburn
     

    20 comments

    • The MOM
      The MOM  •  Shreveport, Louisiana  •  10 days ago
      Be nice.
    • ALEX
      ALEX  •  Malden, Massachusetts  •  10 days ago
      I know a guy named Pumkim
    • __
      __  •  10 days ago
      how about FOBAMA?
    • Panama Jack in Exile
      Panama Jack in Exile  •  San Jose, Costa Rica  •  5 days ago
      What in the world happened to Jack or Jackson, thats my name and if you ask me again I will tell you the same.
    • __
      __  •  10 days ago
      why not tranicka or bobooshta or liposuctionboobsface?
      • Mittens the GOP Clown
        Mittens the GOP Clown 10 days ago
        can you type on the keyboard while wearing your KKK hat?
      • Carol M
        Carol M 5 days ago
        You're stupid. The most dangerous presidents were the crooked Bushs.
      • daniel
        daniel 5 days ago
        ill say edward or daniel aswsome boyz name
    • Rometta
      Rometta  •  Greenville, North Carolina  •  10 days ago
      What about Rometta, that's my name.
    • __
      __  •  10 days ago
      why not HUSSEIN, it is after all the middle name of the most dangerous president the USA has ever known. LMAO at pos libs, why not s;fosjofiasjfo;iasjfoi
      • Mittens the GOP Clown
        Mittens the GOP Clown 10 days ago
        dangerous only if you're a racist pig like you
      • vb
        vb 6 days ago
        wow that guy has nothing better to do than go on a post and sit behind the computer and type hate speech....coward...self hate turned outward..sad...I'm sure I will et the same reaction which proves my point...
      • Christopher
        Christopher 5 days ago
        To robotron libs any speech they disagree with is "hate speech." And any one who disagrees with their naive, destrictive politics is a "racist.". Sorry guys, but youve made these terms not only meaningless, youve made them laughable. Try nobamas directive to allow black intimidation of white voters, while fully pursuing any intimdation by non-blacks of blacks. Try his white- and Americ-hating spiritual advisor of 20 years jeremiah white.
    • __
      __  •  10 days ago
      how about travon or whatever the F he called himself. LMAO at liberalism
    • __
      __  •  10 days ago
      why not libsaretotalgarbage?
    • __
      __  •  10 days ago
      oh so cool, how about mofohatewhitey?
    • DenaE
      DenaE  •  Peoria, Illinois  •  11 days ago
      Addison is becoming more popular for a girls' name too. I loved it so much I named my daughter this.
    • Kee
      Kee  •  Morganton, North Carolina  •  10 days ago
      It seems like some ppl are naming there kids after countrys now or states I know an Italy, London,Germany,Brooklyn,Isreal
    • Leigh
      Leigh  •  Hamilton, Canada  •  3 months ago
      how about DONT try an alternative(stupid) spelling. It only serves to make the parents look uneducated and immature...
    • A Yahoo! User  •  3 months ago
      I like Emma, Adeline, Eva for girl names.
    • Nate
      Nate  •  3 months ago
      Oh come on, what about Serenity, Serendipity, Chastity, Destiny, or Aphrodite?
    • The Prisoner
      The Prisoner  •  3 months ago
      What Xerxes for a boy? And Vampira for a girl? Or vice versa?
    • Anonymous
      Anonymous  •  3 months ago
      What seems to be popular these days are the trendy occupational surnames used as first names. (Kingston, Hunter, Chandler, Harper, etc)
    • Niko-chan
      Niko-chan  •  Dallas, Texas  •  3 months ago
      Way back Stephanie use to be very common when I was little, cause I always meet every girl in my school name Stephanie.

      Yet really, the names parents give their kids just depends on what they want. However...I find it sad some would name their kids after objects or words that you know are made up and/or spelled wrong.
    • Christopher
      Christopher  •  Columbia, South Carolina  •  3 months ago
      What about Christopher? It's my name. I have met at least 50 people named Chris and seen the name everywhere. I can't think of anytime in school from kindergarten to college where there wasn't someone named Chris besides myself.
    • Kristy
      Kristy  •  Franklin, North Carolina  •  3 months ago
      Bella.. Emma.. Lexy for girls.. And I love the name Daniel
      Parker for a boy
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