Baby Names Keepsake

by Anne Geddes

A name is a legacy, bearing both family and cultural connections. Parents are invited to choose the perfect name for their baby with Anne Geddes' new keepsake book. A multicultural list of over 3,000 names, each includes the origin and meaning. The book is illuminated by over 200 Geddes images--some in full-page spreads. This is a treasure to be handed down from generation to generation.

100 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1997

About the author

Anne Geddes, MNZM, is an Australian-born photographer, currently living and working in New York.
She is best known for her baby photographies and photographies on motherhood.


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Reviews

[Melina]

Very beautiful book. From a name perspective, it isn't exactly thorough, there's the classics and it has basic info that's more or less accurate. It also claims to be multicultural and falls short of that to me. It is mainly eurocentric with a dappling of other cultures here and there but not really the major ones or in any sort of substantial way. But overall it's a nice book and I definitely agree that it's a keepsake.

[Kristina W]

Not a "read", but a nice baby name book with gorgeous photography. Received it as a gift while pregnant. Certainly more of a keeper for the photos than for the names list. If you want/need a comprehensive guide, you'll have to keep looking!