I just took this quiz on one of my favorite baby websites.. thebump.com (which is the baby version of theknot.com). See below for results. I thought it was pretty right on actually! Much better than those stupid quizzes on facebook. This one asked a lot of questions about my personality so I thought I’d share! I found it particularly interesting that the first name in the boy category was Noah and that my favorite girl name (Grace) is in the girl category! I probably won’t name a girl Grace if we ever have one just because it’s gotten so popular but I do love a lot of the old classic names. I’m thinking I should bring Glenda back in style That was my grandma’s name. We’ll see! Ella is really super high on my list right now, too… or variations of that name. Isabella, Ellie, etc..

Your style is… CLASSIC

From movies, to books, to fashion icons, you sure have an appreciation for all things classic. So, chances are, when it comes to naming baby, you probably won’t spring for anything too unusual. You’d much rather stick to traditional names that have some real staying power than risk having your kid taunted on the basketball court. (Smart move.) Just don’t confuse traditional with boring (i.e. think about going beyond the Anns, Jennifers, and Jasons.) Our advice: There are definitely tons of classic baby names to choose from that are still unique enough to seem original (see below). And trust us, baby will be grateful later — when there aren’t 10 other kids with the same name on the kindergarten roster.

Classic baby names you’d love:

For a girl: Adelle, Sophia, Grace, Olivia, Claire, Audrey

For a boy: Noah, Jacob, Grant, William, Alexander, Andrew