baby names

If you're thinking about names for baby boys, here is a list of the most popular names used in the state of Texas from 2000-2009.

Yes, the Lone Star State does have some oddly specific rules when it comes to naming your kid.

Girl names that end in A sound great when you sing them, and they're amazingly popular in Texas. And if you're having a boy, start the name with an E and he will be surrounded by lots of alphabetical friends in the lunch line.

It's truly a responsibility we shouldn't take lightly.

Anyone who has a baby in the Treasure Valley this year probably isn't naming her Karen. In fact, this may be the end of the name all together. But Karens, this may be a good thing!

This gives a whole new meaning to "that baby is so cute, I could just eat them up!"

If you want your baby's name to be on-trend (or the opposite), here's the list of the top 10 most popular boy's and girl's names in Texas for 2017.

Texans can come up with some goodies! Just look at any kindergarten class list, and high five yourself for stamping your kids with some unique, cool, and creative name

Father Time is about to make his way off of the 2014 calendar to make way for Baby New Year and 2015, but before we say goodbye to 2014, BabyCenter has released its annual list of the most popular names for the year.

Deliverymen usually drop things off, but sometimes they have to catch them, too.

Seriously. The name Hashtag is on the list of baby name possibilities in 2013, according to one website. I did grow up in Nebraska with a boy named Tag. Perhaps Tag's parents were just ahead of the curve, and knew that someday Twitter would keep conversations going with that # symbol, and the hashtag would reach new heights in popularity. They just decided to shorten it. What about Android? Would

America has a fascination with boys' names that end in the letter N. And with girls' it's all the rage to end the name with an A. Babycenter has revealed their Top 100 Baby Names of 2012, and judging by the list, kindergarten classes in five years will be well-populated with Aidens and Sophias.