The Ultimate Baby Names Book

By Diane Stafford

The Ultimate Baby Names Book is the latest book from bestselling baby-naming author Diane Stafford. Packed full of more than 54,000 names and 100 lists, The Ultimate Baby Names Book helps parents choose the perfect name for their baby. For a world where names like Espn and Lexus have replaced Dick and Jane, The Ultimate Baby Names Book is packed with the most current and contemporary names, plus all those traditional and classic names (and the classics that are back in style!). This book features tens of thousands of root names, plus variations, common meanings and origins. It also includes fun lists to get the excited, expectant parents talking and laughing, such as: - High-Energy Names - Girlie Girls and Macho Men - Globetrotters - Future Olympians - Out-of-Date and Overused Names Compact and sporting a great low price, The Ultimate Baby Names Book is the perfect choice for those facing the biggest choice of all!

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1402204132
• ISBN13: 9781402204135
• Release Date: January 2005
• Publisher: Sourcebooks
• Length: 684 Pages
• Weight: 0.70 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.4" x 4.2" x 6.9"

Customer Reviews

Future Baby Fun

We have 5 pregnant ladies in the factory and had a great time looking up potential names. Many of the ladies are hispanic and we had a fun time translating names into Latin/Spanish form, etc. It was great fun!

Geat gift for a mother-to-be.

I ordered the baby name book as a gift for a pregnant friend. Her and her husband really liked the fact that the book held more name choices than any other one they had seen. They were delighted with the book and I was delighted that they were so happy with it. I would highly recommend this book to all parents searching for the right name for their new baby.

A Fun look at Baby Names

Great choice in names. The fun lists were alright. The size of book was easy to read through. and this is a fine inventive and creative book of names. Top of the top baby name book list number 6. Needs more spellings for names.