Sentences with phrase «babycenter en»

Note: We created this list based on baby names shared with us on our Spanish - language site, BabyCenter en Español, by Hispanic parents in the United States and in 22 Spanish - speaking countries whose baby was born between January and November 2012.

This seems to be the message that BabyCenter en Español moms and dads wanted to send with the baby names they chose this year.

Note: This list is based on baby names shared with us on our Spanish - language site, BabyCenter en Español, by parents in the United States whose baby was born between January and November 2014.

Note: We created this list based on baby names shared with us on our Spanish - language site, BabyCenter en Español, by BabyCenter members living in the United States and 22 other countries whose baby was born between January and October 2011.

Note: We created this list based on baby names shared with us on our Spanish - language site, BabyCenter en Español, by parents in the United States whose baby was born between January and November 2015.

This top 100 list includes the names of babies in 22 Spanish - speaking countries and the United States, born between January and November 2010 to parents registered on BabyCenter en Español.

BabyCenter en Español did a baby names survey of more than 17,000 parents in the United States, Latin America, and Spain to learn what parents are looking for in a name and why they choose the baby names they do.

Many BabyCenter en Español moms and dads found names in telenovelas, TV shows, or movies about organized crime or horror — although they tended to choose the names of celebrities who battled the villains in these stories or fought for a more just world.

Note: This list is based on names of babies born between January and October 2016 whose names were registered on our Spanish - language site, BabyCenter en Español, by Hispanic parents in the United States and in 22 Spanish - speaking countries.

In the biggest surprise of 2016, Mateo became the number one name for boys, robbing Santiago of the crown he has worn since 2007, when BabyCenter en Español started publishing lists of the most popular Hispanic baby names.

Note: Our data comes from parents who shared their baby's name with us in 2010 on our Spanish - language website, BabyCenter en Español.

BabyCenter en Español did a baby names survey of more than 17,000 Latino parents in the United States, Latin America, and Spain to learn what parents are looking for in a name and why they choose the baby names they do.

In a baby names survey of more than 17,000 parents in the United States, Latin America, and Spain conducted by BabyCenter en Español in late 2016, 78 percent of parents said they consider their children's names to be original.

BabyCenter en Español baby names survey of 17,000 parents in the United States, Latin America, and Spain.

Use the BabyCenter en Español search engine to look for more Latino baby names and their origin, meaning, popularity, and characteristics according to numerology.

In the most recent baby names survey by BabyCenter en Español, 38 percent of parents said they preferred short names.