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27th May 2022
Hey, Ivy. Hey, Robin. Nature’s proud displays have inspired us to compile the cutest baby names for your impending summer baby.
These nature-based monikers are organic, fresh, and, let’s face it, completely adorable (without being too kooky). Springtime has long been a symbol of innocence, purity and fresh beginnings — which is exactly how your tiny one comes into the world.
Derived from trees, flowers and beautiful things created in the natural world, these names are guaranteed to blow the animal baby name trend from a few years back right out of the water! (Hear that, Bear?)
Chaps
1. Bud – after Spring’s first display of rebirth.
2. Robin – after the sweet and trusting bird.
3. Denver – meaning “green valley”.
4. Atwell – meaning “lives by a spring “.
5. Weldon – meaning “hill near a spring”.
6. Bradwell – means “from the broad spring”.
7. Xavier – meaning “bright”.
8. Neville – meaning “new town”.
9. Maxwell – after the Scottish word for “Magnus’ spring”.
10. River – your little flowing river.
11. Byrn – Welsh for hill
12. Heath – a devastatingly handsome moor.
13. Aster – the Greek word for a star (for your little star).
14. Indigo – a dark blue plant. (This might be nice as a middle name too)
15. Oliver – inspired by the humble olive tree
Sweet girls
1. Poppy – after the cheerful red flower.
2. Claire – after the French word for “bright and clear”.
3. Dahlia – after the beautiful flower.
4. Dawn – meaning “new day”.
5. April – inspired by the beautiful springtime month.
6. Florence – after the Latin word meaning “bloom”.
7. Blossom – after the flowers that bloom during spring.
8. Raine – “April showers bring May flowers!”
9. Diamond – it’s the April birthstone — one of the most valuable and sparkling gems on earth (derived from the Latin meaning “invincible and untamed”.)
10. Daisy – after the gorgeous white flower
11. Amber – inspired by the fossilised tree resin with a golden colour.
12. Ava – the Latin for little bird.
13. Ivy – hardy climbing vines.
14. Meadow – a yellowy field of grass.
15. Talia – Hebrew for the morning dew.
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