Are you seeking a fun -- yet uncommon -- name for your little girl? Are you more attracted to names like Gia and Mara than names like Mia and Ava? We've collected the best and most unique girl names that are on the shorter side. Read on to check them out!

Middle names are a funny thing -- some cultures (and families) do not use them at all, while some parents regard them as a name that must sound great with the first name -- and still others put a great deal of thought into the middle name and grant their child one with special meaning. Come explore current middle name trends and get inspired to pick one for your baby!

Several baby boy names ending in –en or –an are predicted to be trendy for 2010, while some have been on top 100 baby name lists for years. Whether you’re looking for a name that ends specifically in “en” or has the sound “n” you have many to choose from.

Boys names are a unique bunch. The patterns of change among popular boys names can best be tracked over decades instead of years, since there is so little change from year to year. If you are curious about what names were popular in the decade of 2000 through 2009, then you are in luck. The company, Name Your Tune, used their data from customer orders of their personalized children's music albums to generate a list of the most popular boys names. From traditional boy names to unique boy names, find out who topped the list!

Wondering what were the popular girl names of the decade 2000 through 2009? While the official results haven't been released yet from the Social Security Administration (and won't be for a few more months), one company has given their results of the top baby girl names based on the pattens they saw with customer orders. Do these names mirror the popular baby name lists or will a unique girl name grab the top spot?

What will be the popular baby girl and baby boy names this year? Baby name charts across the country showed a repeat trend in baby names in 2009, however we also predict exciting new baby name trends emerging. Aidan, Noah, Caden, and Ethan remain popular boy names, while Isabella, Ava, and Emma keep their spot as popular girl names. New baby name trends include unisex names, sibling names starting with the same letter (Khloe, Kourtney and Kim Kardashian, for example) and a resurgence of traditional baby names.

Searching for a Greek baby girl name? Whether you are giving a nod to your heritage or are just a fan of the movie My Big Fat Greek Wedding, Greek baby names are rich with culture. From divine goddesses to girls who know how to have fun, here are a few fun sources of inspiration when searching for the perfect Greek name for your baby girl.

Greek baby boy names are the perfect choice if you are looking for a name that is unique, yet strong. After all, when you are looking for just the right name for your little guy, culture, meaning, and experiences come into play. For those parents-to-be who want to pay homage to the home of Mount Olympus, or want to celebrate their fraternity-past, find the perfect Greek baby name for your little boy here.

There has been no shortage of celebrity baby boy names this year! Some celebrities picked unique boy names (Gunnar), while others stuck to classic names (Sebastian) and some were even inspired by Greek Gods (Atlas).  One thing is for certain -- the Rat Packs and Brat Packs of the future could be made up of the little gents born to celebrities in 2009. Here’s a round-up of  celebrity baby boy names born this year.

This year’s celebrity baby girl names have ranged from unique names (Petal) to traditional names (Eleanor) to names that, well, are a little strange (Mars). One baby name trend that we have noticed is the resurgence of feminine flower baby names , such as Seraphina Rose,  Petal Blossom and Daisy. Here is an overview of the top celebrity baby girl names in 2009.