Top 50 Baby Girl Names USA 2012

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Based on my sister and I's collection of 4000+ baby girls birth announcements since January 1st 2012. All possible variant spellings of each name have been taken into account when calculating any names popularity. Please see earlier posts for statistics on middle names used for girls in the USA so far this year. If you'd like an alphabetical list of all names being used at a frequency of 1 in 300 births or more often in North America 2012  please see my other blog Unusual Names and do a search. That info is updated monthly and is available for both boys and girls. A USA girls top 75 for 2012 will appear here early October.

1.) Ava
2.) Sophia
3.) Emma
4.) Chloe
5.) Addison
6.) Isabella
7.) Rylee
8.) Lily
9.) Ella
10.) Avery
11.) Aubree
12.) Hailey
13.) Kaitlyn
14.) Olivia
15.) Bailey
16.) Zoe
17.) Aaliyah
18.) Layla
19.) Abigail
20.) Madison
21.) Brooklyn
22.) Emily
23.) Madelyn
24.) Peyton
25.) Kaylee
26.) Harper
27.) Allison
28.) Hannah
29.) Natalie
30.) Lillian
31.) Kylee
32.) Arianna
33.) Adelyn
34.) Annabelle
35.) Grace
36.) Mia
37.) Paisley
38.) Carly
39.) Isabelle
40.) Sydney
41.) Autumn
42.) Makayla
43.) Katherine
44.) Macie
45.) Charlotte
46.) Samantha
47.) Anna
48.) Alaina
49.) Brianna
50.) Scarlett

Top 50 Baby Boy Names 2012 USA

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Based on my sister and I 's study of 4000+ baby boy birth announcements collected in the USA since January 1st 2012. All possible variant spellings for each name have been considered when calculating any name's popularity. Official statistics and most other sources of name data fail to do this and so can be very misleading. One example spelling is given for each name here for ease of reading. For an alphabetical list of all names being used at a frequency of 1 in 300 births or more for baby boys in the USA 2012 please see my other blog Unusual Names and do a search. That info is updated monthly. Check back here early October for a top 75.

1.) Jaxon
2.) Caden
3.) Aiden
4.) Colton
5.) Noah
6.) Jacob
7.) Carter
8.) Michael
9.) Elijah
10.) Lucas
11.) Brayden
12.) Landon
13.) Mason
14.) Hunter
15.) Caleb
16.) Logan
17.) Liam
18.) Jayden
19.) Dylan
20.) Wyatt
21.) Connor
22.) Carson
23.) Levi
24.) Benjamin
25.) Bryson
26.) Andrew
27.) Jack
28.) James
29.) Evan
30.) Owen
31.) Ethan
32.) Easton
33.) Henry
34.) Gabriel
35.) Greyson
36.) Blake
37.) Isaac
38.) Joseph
39.) Bentley
40.) Cameron
41.) Alexander
42.) Gavin
43.) Hudson
44.) Aaron
45.) Hayden
46.) Joshua
47.) Thomas
48.) Isaiah
49.) Jace
50.) Nicholas

Top 50 Baby Girl Names England 2012

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Based on my sister and I's collection of the birth details of hundreds of baby girls in England since January 1st 2012. All possible alternative spellings of each name have been taken into account when calculating it's popularity. This is the only way to show you how common a name will really sound yet official statistics and most other sources of name info fail to do this. For an alphabetical list of all baby girl names used in Great Britain 2012 at a frequency of 1 in 300 births or more often please see my other blog Unusual Names  and search for Great Britain 2012. That info is updated monthly. Come back here early October for an English top 75.

1.) Lily
2.) May (thanks to it's huge amount of use in double first names)
3.) Poppy
4.) Jessica
5.) Ava
6.) Daisy
7.) Isla (it would not suprise me to see this as number 1 by this time next year)
8.) Sophia
9.) Florence
10.) Freya
11.) Rose (due largely to it's use in double first names)
12.) Olivia
13.) Isabella
14.) Evie
15.) Amelia
16.) Annabelle
17.) Matilda
18.) Grace
19.) Neve
20.) Phoebe
21.) Maisy
22.) Emily
23.) Amelie
24.) Mia
25.) Holly
26.) Evelyn
27.) Darcie
28.) Molly
29.) Amy
30.) Macey
31.) Elizabeth
32.) Gracie
33.) Lacey
34.) Scarlett
35.) Ella
36.) Emilia
37.) Sophia
38.) Leila
39.) Bethany
40.) Chloe
41.) Lola
42.) Jane (due entirely to it's use in double first names)
43.) Eva
44.) Imogen
45.) Rosie
46.) Lara
47.) Ruby
48.) Sienna
49.) Louise
50.) Lily-Mae

Top 50 Baby Boy Names England 2012

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Based on my sister and I's collection of more than a 1500 English baby boys' birth details since January 1st 2012. All possible variant spellings have been taken into account when calculating any name's popularity to give you truly accurate results. Look out for a top 75 published here in early October. In the meantime look out for other themed posts on English baby boy names. For an alphabetical list of all names being used in Great Britain at a frequency of 1 in 300 births or more often please see my other blog Unusual Names and do a search foer Great Britain 2012. That info is updated monthly.


1.)Harry
2.) Oliver
3.) Noah
4.) Thomas
5.) Jack
6.) George
7.) William
8.) Oscar
9.) James
10.) Alfie
11.) Edward
12.) Henry
13.) Riley
14.) Max
15.) Freddie
16.) Ethan
17.) Jenson
18.) Zach
19.) Leo
20.) Charlie
21.) Joseph
22.) Mason
23.) Harrison
24.) Callum
25.) Dylan
26.) Tyler
27.) Samuel
28.) Kai
29.) Charles
30.) Isaac
31.) Daniel
32.) Jude
33.) Frederick
34.) Connor
35.) Luke
36.) Logan
37.) Benjamin
38.) Jacob
39.) Bobby
40.) Aaron
41.) Finlay
42.) Archie
43.) Cayden
44.) Jake
45.) Hayden
46.) Harvey
47.) Leon
48.) Toby
49.) Arthur
50.) Evan

Creative Simple And Easy Fancy Dress Ideas For Kids – Preschoolers

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Every parent wants their child to participate in every activityconducted at their school. In competitions like fancy dress, parents desire theirchild to be on top. Some parents get through this ambiguous situation veryeasily. But few parents find it a little difficult to come up with differentthemes and ideas for such competitions.
For a preschooler, participating in a fancy dresscompetition means having fun. Not about winning the competition. If a child isof age group below 3.5, then for kids it is just enough if they go to the stage,stand there for a while, give a smile and come back.
Here are 3 very Interesting and Innovative Fancy Dress Ideasfor boys and girls..
Cartoon Characters:This is a quite simple and quick way to dress the child. Thereare so many readymade fancy dress centers available from where ready made fancydress costumes can be bought/rented. If parents have a little bit of time, thena costume can be stitched/crafted as well. The event can be made morememorable, enjoyable and educational by involving the child in preparation ofcostume.Eg. Mickey Mouse, Tweety, Red Riding Hood, Mermaid etc
Animals or Birds: As explained above these costumes can be bought, stitched orcrafted. Enacting as an endangered species like tiger, lion, deer makes the actmore impressive. Depending on the theme and our child’s interest, we couldselect one animal or bird and make them learn two lines about the same.For a Nursery child if the child is enacting honey bee thensimple 4 lines could be…I'm a little honeybee. Yellow and black. See me gather. Pollen on my backMore Eg. Zebra, Cat, Crow, Dinosaur, Butterfly etc.  Vegetables or Fruits: Apart from buying costumes/stitching, beauty full fancydress outfit can be crafted at home using cardboard, few color paper, stickytape etc. We can make our child enact as any type of vegetable or fruit he/shewants. We can even attach a head stalk in a cap in case we dress them like abrinjal, chilli etc. it would add much more colour to the costume. In this wayan act would come out spectacular, if parent’s creativity and humor gets combinedwith child’s few lines of innocence. More Eg. Mushroom, Potato, Tomato etc