Selected Press

This Aggressive Baby Name Trend Is 'Alarming' Experts — HuffPost

You stole my baby name! — The Washington Post

The Top 10 Baby Name Trends for 2025 — HuffPost

The Baby Name Game with Sophie Kihm — Nymphet Alumni

The latest list of top US baby names has a few surprises — CNN

Parents are hiring TikTok influencer consultants to find baby names — Axios

The Great Name Awakening: Inside the Audacious, Lucrative World of Baby Naming — Philadelphia Magazine

Middle Names Reveal More Than You Think — The Atlantic

From Bill to Michael, why Mr Haley switched names — BBC

Did She Guess Our Baby’s Name? — Couple Things with Shawn Johnson & Andrew East

The Cool Baby Names of 2023, According to TikTok's Professional Consultants — Glamour

Is 'Stranger Things' Behind The Rise Of This Vintage Baby Name? — HuffPost

Barbie? Ken? Venezuela?: Why baby names won’t be boring for much longer — The Independent

The ‘Barbie’ Movie Is A Massive PR Victory For Mattel, And Baby Names Prove It — Forbes

Elon Is One Of The Fastest-Falling Baby Names — HuffPost

Bill Wambsganss Was Many Things. But He Wasn’t a ‘Succession’ Spoiler. — The New York Times

Succession's Craziest Finale Theory Actually Came True — Esquire

A Baby-Naming Website Correctly Predicted the Succession Finale and Fans Are Freaking Out — Glamour

HBO’s ‘Succession’ finale foretold by MLB history? How a fan’s Wambsgans theory took off — The Athletic

Nameberry Figured Out How Tom Wambsgans' Last Name Literally Gave Away Succession's Finale — Cosmopolitan

Fan Floats Incredible ‘Succession’ Theory Connecting Show and Famous World Series Moment — Sports Illustrated

Meet Baby Dutton. The ‘Yellowstone’ Effect Extends to Boy Names — The Wall Street Journal

The Name Game: We Talked to the Naming Experts to Help You Find the Perfect Fit — Northeast Ohio Parent

How To Name Your Baby & Choose A Name You Love with Sophie Kihm — Yoga | Birth | Babies

Celebrity Baby Names and Predictions — Ready to be Petty Podcast

Naming a Generation — #GenZ Podcast

Why Parents Are More Creative With Girl Names Than Boy Names — HuffPost

Johns and Jons are about to make up 10 percent of the U.S. Senate — The Washington Post

The Baby Namer — The University of Chicago Magazine