When looking for a baby name for your second, third or even your tenth child, finding a name that is harmonious with your first child's name is easy when you give him or her a name that starts with the same letter as a sibling. Also known as same letter sibset names, this popular baby name trend has grown in the light of Kim, Kourtney and Khloe Kardashian, as well as the 19 Duggar kids all sharing the letter J. Ready to jump on the baby name bandwagon and choose same letter sibset names? Here's a few ideas on how.

September brings the end of summer and the beginnings of fall, school, football season and so much more. These famous folks also got their beginnings in September. 

Baby names in the gorgeous southern state of Alabama in 2010 were similar to the rest of the US but a few trends stuck out, with many Alabama parents opting for traditional or classic names. What made the top 50 in Alabama? Read on to find out.

Aerobics, glam bands, leg warmers, MTV and Michael Jackson -- what do these have in common? The 80s, of course! While pop culture was forging a new path towards hair metal and sequins, parents in the 80s were naming their babies classic, traditional names. More baby boys in 1980 were named Michael than any other name, and Robert and Joseph were very popular as well. Girls in the 80s were named Jennifer, Tiffany and Erin. Do these names sound familiar? Read on to see what other names made the top of the charts in the 1980s!

The recipe for finding the perfect baby name for your bundle of joy starts with the right ingredients. Whether you love the way they sound or just want to have your baby's first name flow with your last name, discover nearly 400 top baby names that end in a vowel, like Joshua and Luke, as well as Isabella and Sophia.

Style and fashion from the 1970s is popular right now -- but what about baby names from the seventies? Jennifer was the top name in 1970 for girls, and more boys were named Michael than any other name. What other names made the list? Read on to find out!
 

Why would you choose a name from the 1920s for your very modern baby girl or boy? Many parents-to-be site their family tree as an important source of inspiration. A much-loved grandfather named William may be your son's namesake, or a great aunt named Betty may have been an important person in your life that you wish to honor. Check out which names were popular in the 1920s and get inspired to name your own little one.

Choosing a baby name is one of the first important decisions you'll make for your newborn. But, when it comes to choosing a common baby name, like Aidan and Sophia, will it be the right decision? From leaving less room for mispronunciation to baby names that go away with baby name trends, weigh the pros and cons of choosing a popular baby name before signing on the dotted line.

In the days where Michael Jackson was introducing the world to the moonwalk and nobody left the house without their legwarmers and fingerless gloves, baby names Michael and Jessica topped the Social Security Administration's http://www.ssa.gov/oact/babynames/decades/names1980s.html baby name charts. Wondering what other baby name trends could be spotted amongst babies born in the same decade as MTV? From biblical names for boys to unisex names for boys and girls, check out the baby name trends of the 1980s.