The most searched baby names of 2020 include some very unusual choices!

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Selecting a name for your little one can be a big decision. Will your moniker of choice suit them? Will they have to grow into it? Or will they live a life of irritation as they grapple with mild teasing and mispronunciations.

Choosing a name for your baby can prove extremely difficult even more so when you're a person who craves symmetry in your life. But never fear there's a list for that! If you want to look at your baby's name and enjoy reading it the same backwards or forwards then there are some extremely popular palindrome options that have your name quite literally written all over it.

2020 may not have been kind to the globe but if you're a fan of BTS then you've been blessed. Even when the septet was on quarantine mode, they never stopped working and instead churned out more content than we thought possible.

2020 has been a cultural reset for a multitude of reasons, with the Irish music sector affected positively by a rising number of female musicians getting their much-deserved time to shine.

Dani Dyer revealed she’s clashed with her boyfriend Sammy Kimmence while picking baby names, revealing he’s having none of her “unusual” suggestions.The Love Island winner announced last week that she’s pregnant with her first child with Sammy, with the couple “over the moon” as they prepare to become parents.

Deciding on a name for your tiny tot can be a big decision. It is important you get it right, as you wouldn’t want them to grow up and pen a bitter memoir about how they were teased in the playground due to your poor choice.

Emmy nominations have finally been announced and the snubs and surprises are all everyone can talk about today.The awards ceremony has already experienced a seismic shift this year, and that’s not solely due to Game of Thrones’ absence from the nominations list for the first time in what seems like a century.Earlier this year, the Television Academy announced that ‘unprecedented challenges’ resulted in the decision to delay the eligibility and voting deadline for the Emmys amid the Coronavirus

While many of us don't want to have a permanent reminder of the difficult battle fought due to Covid-19 – for some soon to be parents they are seriously considering it. According to American website The Bump, the name "Corona" has made it in at number 100 as one of the most searched baby names of 2020 so far.

have welcomed a beautiful baby girl into the world and now they are facing the tricky task fo picking a baby name.While we haven’t laid eyes on their bundle of joy yet we know that Vogue has a sweet nickname for her little fella Theodore, which she lovingly refers to as ‘T’.But there are also gorgeous baby girls’ names that have even cuter nicknames.

During the many months of lockdown lots of us have been pining for travel.To arrive at an airport and jump on a plane to uncover the secrets of foreign cities. However, instead we have been bound to our bedrooms, or living rooms, with the occasional exotic trip to the kitchen fridge.This lust for travel that we’ve no doubt developed could instead manifest itself in other ways, for instance spearheading a rise in new parents naming their kids after the places they covet.

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Last year the UK parliament declared a climate change emergency. The damage we have been doing to our planet is something we can no longer ignore and most of us are at least making some efforts to alter our lifestyle to become more eco-friendly.