Meghan Trainor Expecting Baby #2!
Singer-songwriter Meghan Trainor has revealed exciting news for her family. The “Made You Look” singer is expecting her second child with her husband, actor Daryl Sabara! “I’m pregnant! We did it!” Read More
Dylan Dreyer Welcomes Baby #3!
The TODAY Show has announced that co-host and meteorologist Dylan Dreyer has welcomed her third child! Dylan shared on her Instagram page yesterday that her water broke six weeks early. “Just a little update as you won’t be seeing me on @todayshow or @3rdhourtoday for a while. Read More
Hoda Kotb Discusses Adopting Her Third Child
Last October, broadcaster Hoda Kotb revealed that she and her partner Joel Schiffman were ready to grow their family. The couple shared that they had filed the paperwork to adopt their third child. Now, Hoda is opening about the challenges she and Joel are facing with their adoption. Read More
Journalist Kristen Welker Is Expecting Her First Child Via Surrogate
Journalist Kristen Welker, NBC News chief White House correspondent, has revealed that she and her husband, John Hughes, are expecting their first child together. The couple is pregnant via a surrogate and their little one is expected to arrive in June. Read More
Katharine McPhee Shares Her Son’s Name
Actress Katharine McPhee welcomed her first child with her husband David Foster last month. Now, she’s revealing the name they chose for their first child together! Read More
Meghan Trainor Has Welcomed Her First Child!
Singer-songwriter Meghan Trainor has announced the arrival of her first child with her husband, actor Daryl Sabara. Read More
‘Today’ Show Host Savannah Guthrie Announces Sex of Baby Number 2!
There’s nothing like a little live TV to make a big announcement – so Today show host Savannah Guthrie used the morning show platform to reveal the gender of her second child.
Drumroll…Savannah and her husband, Michael Feldman, are having a boy! Read More
Catch up with the Baby Names Podcast
Baby Names Tip: You can find some cool names by researching your family tree. Consider both first names and surnames from generations past. But try not to name a child after a parent, give them their own identity!