The best Bridgerton-inspired baby names we just can't get enough of, from Kitty to Quinn

Valentine’s Day is fast approaching and love is most definitely in the air. And with that in mind, Nannies Matter have taken a look at some of the most beautiful and unique names inspired by, yes you guessed it, love! These ten sweet names make for perfect monikers for your little one.

After what has felt like the longest January in recorded history, February has arrived. So what are the trends for this wintery lockdown month? Well aside from more pyjamas, Netflix and white wine (probably) we also wonder what baby names will be fashionable.

Paris Hilton, 39, is ready to become a mother! The socialite has started undergoing IVF (in vitro fertilization) to help her become pregnant in the future with her boyfriend Carter Reum, 39, who she called her “dream guy”, and is even open to having twins. “We have been doing the IVF, so I can pick twins if I like,” she said on the Jan. 26th episode of The Trend Reporter podcast.

Jonathan Bailey is opening up about the recently announced season two of Netflix’s Bridgerton.

“Bridgerton” stans are serving looks — Period!Fashion-forward fans of Netflix’s most popular passion-fueled period piece are slaying trendy throwback 1800s styles. Taking its throne on TikTok as an elegant timeline-filler, “Regencycore,” or “royalty core,” gives a reboot to romantic high-society vogue of the Regency era. With the girls dripping in lace and pearls a la Daphne Bridgerton, and the gentlemen giving godly Duke of Hastings vibes in billowing-sleeve shirts and velvet blazers, it’s a

She is a main character in the second book, The Viscount Who Loves Me. In the book, drama ensues when Anthony is set to marry Kate's younger sister, but she deems him unworthy of her sister's affections.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock this past month, you have heard of Netflix’s steamy new fictional drama Bridgerton!

Drew Barrymore is among the legion of fans who have been wrapped up in Netflix's latest hit, "Bridgerton." The "50 First Dates" and "Ever After" star invited Phoebe Dynevor and Regé-Jean Page on to her talk show to discuss the period drama.  During their appearance on Friday, Barrymore revealed that the show's steamier scenes inspired the 45-year-old to try her hand once again at dating apps.

? We can't blame you. The -esque period piece set in Regency-era London has no shortage of drama, romance and jaw-dropping fashion. The Netflix series, adapted from Julia Quinn's novels, has us gawking at the stunning ensembles, designed by Ellen Mirojnick.

When it comes to choosing a name for your child, many of us want to stick to traditional monikers. Playing it safe of course has its benefits; you are not yet sure who your little person will grow up to be and you want to ensure that they will like what they're called.