Crazy Celebrity Baby Names

Are you wondering what to name that baby that you have on the way. If so you are probably going to get a kick out of what celebrities are naming their kids lately.

For instance there is a real trend to name your babies after food. Good examples are Apple (Gwyeth Paltrow and Christ Martin's girl), Coco (Courtney Cox and David Arquette's daughter), Peaches oney Blossom (Bob Geldoff and Paula Yate's daughter) and Diva Thin Muffin (Frank and Gail Zappa's daughter.)

It is also trendy to name your kid after spices. Saffron Sahara (the offspring of Simon LeBon and Yasmin Parvena) is a good example as is Thyme (the daughter of Isaia and Jenisa Marie Washington.)
There are also quite a few celebrity children that are named after things that you see at the mall. One of the funniest is Blanket (the child Michael Jackson), Camera (the child of Arthur and Jeanne Ashe), Denim Cole (the son of Toni Braxton) and Satchel (the name of Woody Allen's son and the son of Spike and Tonya Lee.)

There are a couple of celebrities out there that also named their kids after popular brands. Val and Joanne Kilmer named their daughter Mercades. Larry King has a son named Cannon. Kenny and Tami Anderson have a child named Lyric Chanel.

Many celebrities are naming their kids after big cities. Kingston is the son of Gwen Stefani and Brooklyn is the son of David and Victorian Beckham. Bono called his kid Memphis Eve and director Ron Howard called his Bryce Dallace. Ashlee Simpson's kid is named Bronx Mowgli and Joey Lawrence has a daughter named Charlston. Kurt Russell's child is named Boston and Michael Jackson's second daughter is called Paris! Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger went one step better and named their daughter after a country –Ireland!

There are also a lot of nature's kids out there including Ocean (the child of Forest Whitaker) and Snow (the daughter of Bobby Brown and Whitney Houston.) Vanilla Ice called his kids Dusti Rain and Keelee Breeze.

When in doubt you can also quit simply name your kid after a color. Cher and Greg Allman were well known for naming their kid Elijah Blue. Ella Blue is the kid of John Travolta and Nico Blue is the child of Lisa Sinha. Bluebell Madonna is the name of Geri Halliwell's girl and Fuschia is the name of Sting's daughter. Ione Skye called her girl Goldie Priya.

Even More Ethical Products for Kids

The idea of buying ethical toys and products for our kids is so important that I thought I would do one more blog about some of the products I have found that help save the environment.

One interesting item I found that is also a great gift for the adult in your life is a yo yo created from sustainable harvested wood. The yo yo is made from two sliced coins of wood with the bark left on it and everything.

One of the cutest of eco-friendly kid's toys I have run across is a stuffed Earth globe. These are made by a company called Hugg-A-Planet and they help little one's learn about how to read a map. The plush toy is made out of 100% recycled materials.

If you and your kids like chocolate you might want to buy Eco-Friendly Candy. You can buy sustainable, fair trade eating chocolate from companies like Eco-Choco. However when you do buy this slightly pricier chocolate remember that you are supporting environmentally friendly practices and the protection of wild-life in the forests of Brazil.

Another cute eco-toy is the Wheel and Seal umbrella. This is an umbrella with a sponge seal with happy faces embedded on it. When it is wet you can drag it through a puddle and the printed rolls with leave a detailed design behind them.

Do you want to help another mom in the world? Now you can buy prenatal vitamins that have a one-for-one program that benefits moms in disadvantaged countries. The vitamin company that is known for this is Build Nutrition. This company, founded in 2010, donates one bottle of prenatal vitamins to a woman in need for every body you buy and then keeps replacing the vitaminms during the length of her pregnancy. Furthermore the vitamin bottles themselves can be reused and recycled. The vitamins themselves consist of a physician formulated blend of 17 ingredients that are crucial to the healthy growth of a baby.

Josh Rubin and Gabriel D'Amico-Mazza are the brilliant visionaries behind Build Nutrition. Their aim is to bridge the gap between non-profits and for-profits by offering a socially innovative product that gives just as much as it sells. There are 30 million undernourished babies are born each year and 190 million children have poor vision due to a vitamin A deficiency. The true eco-product for moms is one that keeps on giving to those less fortunate than you!