Unique Baby Names by Bex

Posted by Bex Gibbs on

So we’ve just had the most common birthday week in New Zealand. All those New Years Eve babies ;-)

For those of you who may be due with your beautiful babies sometime soon, I thought it would be a perfect time to share all of my favourite baby names! Or, if you're not expecting, maybe just add one or two options to your "future-just-in-case" list!

I’m a "Rebecca Jane" – a typical plain-Jane name. When I was going through high school there was about 4 other girls in my same year with the same name! So I took a liking to unusual but not too wild names. I wanted a name for our son that would be unique like him, but that wouldn't make it look like his parents were away in La La Land when they named him. 

Here I’ve compiled a list of unusual but not super crazy names that I like. I’ve included one for each letter of the alphabet to cover all options. Let me know your thoughts of any that you love also, or any that you may loathe?  


Gorgeous Baby Girl Names




Girls

Ariella

Braelyn

Charise

Darcie

Ellodie

Farrah

Gianna

Honey

Idalia

Juniper

Kaylen

Lyra

Mirella

Nova


Orly

Paisley

Quinn

Rian

Sage

Tinley

Uraniya

Viera

Willa

Xaviera

Ylenia

Zierra

 

Boys

Gorgeous Baby Boy Names

Aiden

Birch

Cedar

Demmet

Egan

Fielder



Gunnar

Hadley

Izzy

Jude

Kennedy

Lark

Miller

Nyles

Otto

Patterson



Quest

Rylan

Sawyer

Tanner

Usher

Vander

Wilder

Xander

Yarrow

Zed

 

Find that perfect name? Would love to hear your feedback! :-)

Bex xx

 

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Comments


  • I love the name Quill for a boy. Interesting but very cool

    Julia on
  • I’m the same, I like names that are a bit different but not too crazy, especially as I’m Tiffany and my husband is Vaughan, not super common names. I have Rohann (Rowan) for my eldest daughter, Xander for my son and Bryony for my youngest daughter. I was really worried with the spelling of Bryony that people would think we were trying to be ‘different’ by having two y, but that is actually the original spelling, Briony is the variation. Rohann with two n, I just thought looked more feminine (though sometimes wished I’d stuck with Rohan ?)

    Tiffany Hider on
  • My friend has just had little boy and called him Arlo ?

    Bex on

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