Things You'll Need
- Notebook, pen
- Internet access
- Bookstore visit
5 Steps to Choose Baby Girl Names
1. the First Thing You are Going to Want to do İs Purchase a Small Notebook (would Pink be Perfect?!)
So you can start collecting the names you'll be considering for your baby girl.
2. Consider Family Names First
Make a list (easier if you have access to family trees) of first, middle and sometimes even last names that have been used throughout the histories of your families.
3. Find Your Style
Do you like old names? New names? Trendy? Traditional? It's easier to narrow down choices if both parents have a similar TYPE of name they like. The top 25 baby girl names for 2019 in ranking order are: Emma, Ava, Olivia, Isabella, Madison, Abigail, Sophia, Emily, Chloe, Addison, Ella, Lily, Grace, Mia, Alexis, Hannah, Samantha, Elizabeth, Taylor, Avery, Natalie, Alyssa, Riley, Anna, and Claire.
4. Write İn Your Pink Notebook Often- Keep İt Close at Hand
You never know when you're going to hear a name you like- we named our first girl Sarah Grace, and when I was 7 pregnant" class="auto-link" target="_blank" rel="noopener">months pregnant with my second daughter we went to a Ruby Tuesday for dinner and the waitress said "Hi, my name is Molly and I'll be your waitress" my husband and I looked at each other and knew we just heard our baby girl's name!After Molly Anne, we had a third daughter, Faith Eleanor. All three of our daughters have first names we chose and middle names that are old family names.
5. Search Bookstores and the İnternet
There are at least ten or more websites dedicated specifically to the naming of baby girls- simply Google 'baby girl names' and you'll be overwhelmed and reaching for that pink notebook! Same with bookstores
- spend some time in one paging through baby girl name books and add to your list of choices.
Tips & Warnings
Let the top contender 'names' sit on a special list in your notebook for awhile so you have time to think about them before making a final choice!
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Linda Fehrman
Linda began writing professionally in 2014. The majority of her work has been published on fitness, health-eating and relationships. Linda is well-versed and passionate about relationships, fitness and health issues.
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