How well do you know your celebrity baby names?  Are you an expert or just a casual name observer?  Today Name Candy will test your name knowledge of celebrity daughters.  

The challenge: can you match the celebrity parent with the celebrity daughter?  

PARENTS

1. Maggie Gyllenhaal
2. Halle Berry
3. Reese Witherspoon
4. Sylvester Stallone
5. Arnold Schwarzenegger

Neal McDonough and his wife Ruve welcomed their daughter this week. London Jane joins siblings Morgan Patrick and Catherine Maggie, according to PEOPLE.

London is something of a departure, since

Emily Mortimer and her husband Alessandro Nivola welcomed a daughter recently: May. She joins older brother, Samuel John.

Surprisingly, the Celebrity Baby Names database contains almost no other entries for month-named children. Why should this surprise?  Some of these names are due for a revival

Funnyman Will Ferrell and wife Viveca Paulin welcomed a third son on Saturday, January 23, according to PEOPLE.  The new baby is named Axel and joins older brothers Magnus, 5, and Mattias, 3. While the new baby's name baby breaks from the family theme of baby names starting with "m" and ending

Westlife singer Shane Filan and wife Gillian welcomed a baby boy Friday January 22.  Celebrity Baby Blog reports that Shane Peter joins older brother Patrick Michael (16 months) and Nicole Rose (4 1/2).  Hmm, might they be Irish?  Fans of Westlife already know this, but for the uninitiated, yes, this is an Irish pop band, and yes, the Filan family is Irish -- Shane and Gillian were high school sweethearts in a town in northwest Ireland.  

Pointing out the obvious, the newest addition to the family 

American Idol runner-up Bo Bice and wife Caroline welcomed a baby boy on Friday, January 22. The new baby's name is Ean Jacob. Baby Ean joins older brothers Aidan Michael, 4, and Caleb James, 17 months. The baby name Ean is the Manx variant on the name Ian, which itself is the Scottish form of the name John. The name Ean is a

Earlier this week the Golden Globe Awards were bestowed, as the Hollywood Foreign Press Association declared who their favorite performances of the year.  Here at Name Candy, we decided to give our own award in the Best Actor and Best Actress categories -- the appropriately titled, Name Candy Name Award.  We put aside any consideration of the performances -- leave that to the Hollywood Foreign Press -- and looked just at the names.  

Golden Globe & Name Candy Name Award Winners

General Hospital's Greg Vaughan and wife Touriya Haoud welcomed Cavan Thomas this week, Vaughan reported on Twitter. Cavan joins big brother, Jathan James.

Jathan is a name that makes people crazy. (A quick trawl of The Internets reveals this most common reaction: "Sounds like Jason with a lisp!") We suspect that Cavan will also annoy traditional namers, who dislike kreative spellings of perfectly acceptable names like Kevin.

But are these names actually classically correct?

Fatboy Slim and wife Zoe Ball welcomed daughter Nelly May Lois into the world on January 14, 2010.  Celebrity Baby Blog reports that Nelly May Lois joins older brother Woody, 8.  This is a family full of interesting names.  While Fatboy Slim is this DJ's performance name, his given name is Norman Cook.  The affect is just a little bit different! What can we tell you about this family of names?

Norman

• from the two elements in Frankish meaning north and man -- so "northman, Norseman."

Babies, babies and more babies!  For celebrity baby name followers, this has been a huge week.  The babies and the names just kept on coming.  In case you couldn't keep up with all the births and naming announcements, here's a recap of the biggest celebrity name stories for January 9-16, 2010.

Charlie Rhodes Afifi, son to Sarah Chalke and Jamie Afifi

• sneak peak at story: "Charlie's been a very popular celebrity baby name lately: Charlie Moonves, Charlie John Oldman, Charlie Axel Woods,Charlie Tamara Tulip O'Connell, Charlie Ballerina Sisto.  As Name Candy has commented in the past, Charlie possesses a crossover appeal, on the rise for both girls and boys (for boys currently #307 in the Social Security Administration's top 1000 names, for girls #736)."