These are the 10 new baby name trends we're going to be seeing everywhere in 2025
Baby names are a very personal decision, many of which are inspired by trends.
In 2025 there is going to be an interesting shift with names, and people will be looking to some different places for inspiration.
These are the name trends set to take off over the next year, according to NameBerry.
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There are 10 new trends taking over baby names in 2025 and they're perfect inspo for soon-to-be parents. iStock
Fast fashion names
It's not as literal as naming your kid Shein, instead looking at names that capture the flair of the moment.
Fast Fashion names are modelled on genuine names, but with a unique twist that really feels right now. Think names like Banks and Scotland, they become Fast Fashion names when you tweak them to be Banx or Scottlynn.
Global names
For parents looking to really embrace their cultural backgrounds or identity, these names are perfect – no matter where you are in the world. They are unmistakably tied to one culture; think names like Chiara, Ewan, Jordi and Luca.
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Baby names – yes, literally
Influencers like Nara Smith, who's daughter's name is Whimsy Lou, are some of the big drivers for this trend. Nouveau choices with a playful sensibility, but the key here is nailing the rhythm of the name.
It's definitely not for everyone, but some inspiration includes: Albie, Blossom, Cub and Dolly.
Literal baby names are a trend we'll see in 2025, think cutesy names for girls like Posy and Dolly. iStock
Country rebrand names
You can thank the growing popularity in country music for this one. Baby names inspired by the wild west, like Clover, Huck, Jessejames and Mabel.
Safe haven names
Inspired by their "incantatory power" the Safe Haven names are intended to protect kids from harm, but also conjure up a safe, cozy feeling.
Many names in this category have a soft spiritual sense to them, but it also leans towards the religious too. Names like: Eden, Halo, Pax and Solace.
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Femininomenal names
If you're looking for a name that is full of strength and femininity, Femininomenal Names are for you. Drawn from myth, history or inspired by Chappell Roan's music, these names are girly, but not too sweet. Inspiration includes: Aurelia, Emerald, Juno and Lavender.
Femininomenal Names inspired by the likes of Chappell Roan are also on the way up. Amy Harris/Invision/AP
Landscape names
If you're looking for something sleek and streamlined, Landscape names might be for you. They're not always the most popular names and very gender-neutral. Think names like, Acre, Cove, Valley, Tide.
Other-worldly names
Looking for something out of this world, but not full-blown space? Other Worldly Names are for you. They transcend our realm but also have a vibe that feels very sci-fi. Names like Aura, Demi, Haze and Rune.
Croc names
OK, so this one could also be 'diamond in the rough names' - because they're so "uncool", they could be the next big thing, just like the chunky clog shoes they're named after.
These names could take inspiration from deep within your family tree, think names like: Ethel, Lois, Clyde and Wilbur.
Gen Z names
As Gen Z starts to welcome their own kids, a new trend has emerged and it's known as Gen Z names, focusing on the Z. Whether it's the traditional vintage names, like Hazel or Ezra, or something more edgy like Zephyr or Zyla, these names are coming around.
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