Quite often however the hardest part of a new baby is picking the name in the first place. We have been scouring the net to find the most popular names for 2009.

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For the fourth year in a row, Aidan is the most popular boys’ name. But in 2008, there was a big upset on the girls’ list with Emma taking top honors once again after being bumped into the No. 2 spot by Sophia in 2007.

That’s the word from BabyCenter.com, which derived its top 100 baby names of 2008 from over 400,000 names submitted by parents.

Top 10 names for boys:

1. Aiden

2. Jayden

3. Ethan

4. Jacob

5. Caden

6. Jackson

7. Noah

8. Jack

9. Logan

10. Matthew

Top 10 names for girls:

1. Emma

2. Sophia

3. Madison

4. Isabella

5. Olivia

6. Ava

7. Madeline

8. Addison

9. Hailey

10. Lily

Among the hottest trends on the top 100 name list is a return to traditional names after several years of unique and unexpected choices climbing the list. Some of the fastest climbers are more classic choices, including Nathaniel, Samuel and Oliver for boys. Traditional girls’ names rising on the list are Victoria, Charlotte and Sophie.

But you can always count on celebrities to buck the trend. While others seek out classic names, celebs continue to surprise us with unique picks.

Here are a few of the stranger celebrity names:

Harlow: daughter of Nicole Richie and Joel Madden

Harper and Finley: twins born to Lisa Marie Presley and Michael Lockwood

Felix: son of Gillian Anderson and Mark Griffiths

Ignatius: son of Cate Blanchett and Andrew Upton

Honor: daughter of Jessica Alba and Cash Warren

Zuma: son of Gwen Stefani and Gavin Rossdale

Bronx: son of Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz

Sunday: daughter of Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban

Seraphina: daughter of Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck

Once you decide on the name for your new baby be sure to get your personalized baby plate from us.