This year Olivia stays as the number one girls name for the second year running with 5279 births, according to the Office for National Statistics.Male equivalent Oliver, with 8,427 births, holds the top spot for most popular baby boy’s name

The storkIt's believed that we first became familiar with the stork through the tales of Hans Christian Andersen and by the 1930s it had replaced the 'gooseberry bush' as the most popular way of explaining to young children how babies arrived

Naming your baby boy Jack is as popular as ever - for two years running, it has been the commonest new boy's name in England and Wales, according to Government statistics.For girls, the previous most popular name Ruby dropped to number two

The average age for the emergence of baby’s first word is typically around 12 months. The National Literacy Trust research reveals that the top 10 most popular first baby words (other than Mummy or Daddy) are: 1. Dog 2. Cat 3.More 4. Baby 5. Ball

Top Baby Names for 2010 revealedThe most popular baby names for the last 12 months have been revealed, with some names dropping off the top spot, and some stayingBaby name ideas for mums-to-be

Your baby must have places to be, people to see, as 'bye' proved to be a popular first word.For UmmeHani Merchant this was one of three first words in her family, telling us on Facebook, "Allah, bye and Papa" were her children's first words.Bye

for each age and stage. Here, we've reviews and rated some of the most popular models... Mamas & Papas Cybex Aton, £155 Features: Integrated hood canopy, and choice of colours. It’s compatible with some Mamas & Papas pushchairs when used

Peppa is one popular pig, in 2010 she achieved record merchandising sales of £200m. But the lovable little farm animal, who wears a red dress and likes splashing in muddy puddles is not stopping there. Move over X Factor, the Peppa will be the next

After another year of bonkers celebrity baby names, it seems like the trend for unusual names isn't about to slow down.According to US name analysts baby name trends across the globe for 2013 will reportedly be inspired by climate change, weather and ancient mythology and gods.Au...

surge in popularity after a celebrity has chosen them.Since her birth in January, Blue Ivy has climbed 33 places on the US Social Security Register, closely followed by Tori Spelling’s daughter’s old-fashioned moniker, Hattie.US Website Nameberry, who