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Hunting for a name for your newborn is a mean feat, there’s no denying that, with such a huge range to choose from. Perhaps you’re after one of the most searched for baby names of 2020, or maybe you’re after a moniker inspired by royalty? Whatever you’re going for, there are no shortage of baby name lists compiled to help you pick the perfect one for your tot.

As William Shakespeare once wrote: "What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet." But this is all well and good if you are called something that you like, but a moniker you despise can follow you round like a bad stench.This is why choosing a name for your child can be a difficult decision. So how exactly should do you go about picking one? Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK!'s daily newsletter.

Choosing what to call for your tiny newborn can be a very big decision. You want to pick something that suits them, and won't result in a lifetime of ridicule on account of your poor name choice.

The most popular 2021 baby names have been predicted – and they’re heavily inspired by the Covid-19 lockdown. Online marketplace OnBuy has collated a list of the most popular names heard during the UK's 10 month lockdown – and they have determined their "popularity potential".

Olympian Sam Quek has opened up about the shame and guilt she felt after suffering a devastating secret miscarriage in January earlier this year.The 32-year old is currently expecting a baby girl in February 2021 with husband Tom Mairs and revealed the joyous news exclusively to OK! To read Sam's full emotional interview and see the shoot of her stunning baby bump, click here For the full shoot and interview, clickhere.

There’s no doubt about it, choosing a name for your baby can be a mean feat. While you can peruse the names which are most popular this year, or even take a look at vintage names making a come back, you could also head down the seasonal route.

Rochelle Humes has announced the birth of her third child with husband Marvin Humes revealing his adorable name.The happy couple welcomed their first son on Friday 9 October, and named him Blake Hampton Humes. Blake Hampton has a touching meaning, and joins his older sisters Valentina and Alaia-Mai, who recently shared their excitement for the arrival of their baby brother by singing to Rochelle's bump.

It can be a very big decision to choose a name for your little one. Do you follow the crowd and select a traditional moniker, or do you go against the grain and pick one that will stand out boldly from the rest on the classroom register? But if your child is born this month and you feel like you might need some inspiration, perhaps you’d be interested to know the most popular October names.

Ah, it’s autumn which can only mean the leaves turning a beautiful array of browns and oranges, Starbucks’ pumpkin spice latte, and cosy knit jumpers. And it seems this gorgeous season also gives inspiration to parents when it comes to choosing a baby name, with babies being named monikers with an autumn influence.

Now, more than ever, we appreciate our televisions. With months and months of lockdown completed, and the possibility of a second one on the near horizon, being able to escape into a TV show and forget about life for an hour or two has become paramount to self-care.

When you first have a child you have so many dreams about what they might grow up to become. Will your little bundle of joy be a doctor or a lawyer? Will they set the world on fire with their talents or end up running their own business? Primarily, of course, we just want them to be happy, but it is fun to dream.

Choosing a name for your little person can carry so much weight. Will you select a moniker that is rare and unique like Charley Webb and Mathew Wolfenden have done for their kids Buster, Ace and Bowie? Or will you follow in the footsteps of Samantha Faiers and Paul Knightly and choose traditional options, such as Rosie and Paul? Get exclusive celebrity stories and fabulous photoshoots straight to your inbox with OK's daily newsletter.

Selecting a name for your little one can be a big decision. Will your moniker of choice suit them? Will they have to grow into it? Or will they live a life of irritation as they grapple with mild teasing and mispronunciations.

Choosing a name for your baby can prove extremely difficult even more so when you're a person who craves symmetry in your life. But never fear there's a list for that! If you want to look at your baby's name and enjoy reading it the same backwards or forwards then there are some extremely popular palindrome options that have your name quite literally written all over it.

Deciding on a name for your tiny tot can be a big decision. It is important you get it right, as you wouldn’t want them to grow up and pen a bitter memoir about how they were teased in the playground due to your poor choice.

While many of us don't want to have a permanent reminder of the difficult battle fought due to Covid-19 – for some soon to be parents they are seriously considering it. According to American website The Bump, the name "Corona" has made it in at number 100 as one of the most searched baby names of 2020 so far.

Aurora may have been one of the most popular baby names of 2020 so far, but unfortunately it's also the moniker that parents regret the most. According to a new survey of nearly 6,000 parents, a third of them admit they didn't give enough thought to their child's name and three quarters said they regret their choices.

New research has revealed the most popular beauty, jewellery and fashion brand inspired baby names from around the world. If you’ve got a bun in the oven and have been struggling to come up with a suitable name for your impending little one have you thought about naming your baby after your favourite brand? We know big named brands and of course jewellery is popular with celebrities to wear, but it seems designer fans are going one step further according to this new report.

The coronavirus pandemic has changed the lives of many across the world, and for those welcoming a new life into the world a growing trend has begun influencing baby name choices. For most parents choosing a baby name can be a difficult task, so when you arrive on one that you both agree on it's like hitting the jackpot.

Choosing a baby name can be a mean feat, especially as there are never a lack of monikers to choose from. And, just to make things harder, there has been a re-emergence of Victorian baby names as of late that have become increasingly popular options for newborns, as well as names based on feminist heroes, such as Emmeline and Amelia.