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The Very Best B Names for Boys and Girls

When you are in need of an amazing baby name, where do you look? A baby name book? A website with a database full of names? Your family tree? ...A phone book?  All of these options will provide great names, I'm sure, but they may also be a bit overwhelming in size.

A book can be a couple hundred pages long with a few thousand names in it. Baby name databases online could hold 100,000 names or more!  How are you ever supposed to track down the perfect name for your child?

You're in luck! If you happen to be a fan of names that begin with the letter B, you may find a winner on the lists below.  I sifted through hundreds of B names to handpick 50 of the very best options available to you. There are 25 for girls and 25 for boys. I hope you'll fall for one of them!

  1. Bailey                     
  2. Beatrice
  3. Beatrix
  4. Bellamy
  5. Belle
  6. Bernadette
  7. Betty
  8. Bethany
  9. Bianca
  10. Blair
  11. Blanca
  12. Blythe
  13. Brianna
  14. Briar
  15. Bridget
  16. Brielle
  17. Brinley
  18. Briseis
  19. Brittany
  20. Bronte
  21. Bronwyn
  22. Brooke
  23. Brooklyn
  24. Brynn
  25. Bryony
  1. Barnaby
  2. Basil
  3. Bastian
  4. Baxter
  5. Beau
  6. Beckett
  7. Benedict
  8. Benjamin
  9. Bennett
  10. Bentley
  11. Blake
  12. Boden
  13. Bodhi
  14. Boone
  15. Bradley
  16. Bram
  17. Brandon
  18. Brayden
  19. Breccan
  20. Brennan
  21. Brian
  22. Brighton
  23. Brody
  24. Brogan
  25. Bryce
So? Which of the above names do you like the most? Have you found your match? If not, don't fret. There are plenty more names in store for you if you follow this series.


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Lilah McDaniel said…
Belle, Blair, Brielle, Brynn, Bennett, Blake, Brennan

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