Posted: 09 Feb 2010 07:50 AM PST

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LOS ANGELES, Calif. --

Rebecca Gayheart only wants one thing from husband Eric Dane for Valentine's Day – a message from his heart.

Access Hollywood caught up with the couple, who are expecting their first child in March, at the "Valentine's Day" premiere in LA on Monday night, where Rebecca revealed her love of her husband's written words.

"I just want a card. That's all I ever want on Valentine's Day," the 38-year-old actress told Access Hollywood's Shaun Robinson. " I love it when [Eric] writes a nice card."

The actress said Eric — aka Dr. Mark "McSteamy" Sloan from ABC's "Grey's Anatomy" — already gave her an amazing gift.

"I'm going to get the biggest, greatest gift surprise," she said referring to her baby bump.

"I apologized to her," Eric explained. "I'm like, 'Honey, I'm sorry I did that to you but it's going to be really great.'"

"When's the last time [the baby] kicked?" Shaun asked Rebecca.

"Like two minutes ago," she said. "She's excited. It's her first premiere!"

The couple said they are still deciding on a name.

"We have a couple names," the mom-to-be explained.

But, the first time dad said they won't be going with an off-the-wall Hollywood baby name.

"We've got a short list… I just wanted to keep it straight, down the middle," Eric said. "I think for the second one we'll get into more of the creative names."

See Access' entire interview with Eric and Rebecca, HERE!

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Posted: 08 Feb 2010 01:08 PM PST

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A Stettler woman doesn't want her baby to be left nameless in the delivery room.

"Time's ticking away. I'm getting closer and closer to my due date, and getting more and more panicked," Melissa Zimmermann, 28 weeks into her pregnancy, said on Friday.

Zimmermann has decided to host a baby-naming raffle to name her baby boy.

"It's our second baby . . . and we picked the perfect name for the first one (Carter) and couldn't pick a name for the second one," said Zimmermann, adding that baby-naming websites left her and her husband even more clueless.

So the 23-year-old went to her photography business's blog for help.

"'President's Choice' is looking more and more appealing," Zimmermann wrote of "our latest little peanut."

On Friday, having received an ultrasound image of her child, she posted information about the raffle and offered recommended naming regulations: no names ending in X or Z or N for instance.

But the rules aren't iron-clad. She'll randomly pick a name on March 1, and the winner will receive a $50 Zimmermann Photography gift certificate.

"I don't guarantee I'll use whatever name I pick," Zimmermann pointed out, laughing.

She said she's "killing three birds with one stone," since her business gets good website traffic, she gets a list of baby names to take to the hospital, and someone gets some discounted portrait photography done.

Zimmermann is an old hand at web raffles. "People love free stuff," the admitted blog junkie says.

And one more tip: "Yes, your name is unique and fantastic but we are looking for a name that our child can call all his own."

Visit zimsphoto.com/blog to suggest a name.

mgauk@reddeeradvocate.com

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