Nature is Healing, and so are Baby Names
This year, we have seen a massive spike in earthy, botanical, and celestial baby names on the BabyNames platform. Let's break down the top trends sweeping maternity wards worldwide.
1. The Grandparent Revival
Names that were popular 100 years ago are hitting their peak. Arthur, Theodore, Khadija, and Omar are dominating the charts. Parents are looking for names with gravitas and historical footprint.
2. Gender-Neutral and Surname Overlaps
Using surnames as first names has been popular globally, and the trend of gender-neutral names is growing. Names like Rayan, Noor, Hayes, and Brooks are seeing tremendous universal appeal across different cultures.
3. Mini-Names (3 or fewer letters)
Maximalism is out. Mini-names are in. Parents want punchy, strong, and highly memorable names. Think Ali, Isa, Zia, Rio, and Mae.
What trends are you seeing in your own family? Create a board today and crowdsource the trends your family loves the most.