baby names

Amber fell 176 spots in 2022, to its lowest spot since the 1960s. The name Johnny, meanwhile, rose 16 spots.

Picking baby names is one of the most important parts of becoming a parent, you're decision will affect them the rest of their life.

We've all had our moments of being clumsy, but there is research that shows the names of the most clumsy.

The US doesn't have many laws when it comes to naming your child, but there are some states with a few. Wyoming's rule is you can't add a foreign character.

It goes without saying that 2020 was one of the most bizarre we will experience in our lifetime. However, it doesn't seem as if it had any effect on what the top baby names were in Wyoming throughout the past year.

In case you've been keeping tabs on the most popular baby names for the past few years, they haven't really changed all too much. But for those expecting or looking to expand their family, the Social Security Administration has released its list of the most popular baby names of the past year.

A new study has shown that certain names may equal more financial success than others.

In 2019, 934 babies were born at Wyoming Medical Center: 436 girls, 498 boys and 10 sets of twins. See the most popular names here.

This gives a whole new meaning to "that baby is so cute, I could just eat them up!"

Sometimes parents can be set on a name for their baby before something happens to change everything.

Choosing a name for your child could be one of the hardest choices you make in your life. Here are the top 25 boy's and girl's names in the Cowboy State for last year.

One of the toughest tasks of having a baby, besides actually having the baby, is picking out a baby name. If you're in Wyoming, others have already popularized some names.