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Astrology names inspired by the stars are the perfect choice for a baby who is your galaxy. When picking an astrology baby name, there's much to consider. There's the baby's sun sign, of course, but don't forget the ruling planets. Is he or she a fire, earth, water, or air sign? Maressa Brown, an astrologer and author of the book “Raising Baby by the Stars,” shares her insight with TODAY.com about what to consider when using astrology to help pick a baby name.
Cancer boy name suggestions: Bader Gareth Kai Titan Rakesh Cancer girl name suggestions: Luna Cynthia Chantara Selene Zira Leo names A fire sign ruled by the sun, Leos are “optimistic, action-oriented, innately confident and upbeat,” Brown says. A Leo is suited to a “regal” name, she adds. Leo boy name suggestions: Apollo Ari Kiran Lev Lionel Sol Leo girl name suggestions: Adira Aurora Helen Zariel Leona Virgo names Virgo is an earth sign ruled by Mercury.
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