390+ Short & Sweet Baby Names for All Boys, Girls & Unisex Genders

Choosing a baby name is one of those magical, nerve-wracking, heart-fluttery moments in life. I don’t know about you, but I’ve always been drawn to names that pack a punch without too many letters. The kind of names that feel simple yet powerful—like a little spark with a whole lot of flame.

Short names often feel timeless, modern, and effortless all at once. They’re easy to say, easy to spell (hello, kindergarten teachers everywhere!), and they leave a big impression. Think about it: names like Ava, Leo, or Kai—they may be tiny in length, but wow, do they shine.

So, grab a cozy drink, curl up somewhere comfy, and let’s dive into this list of 390+ short and sweet baby names that prove you don’t need a dozen letters to make a name unforgettable.

Nature-Inspired Shorties

1. Ivy – English origin, meaning “faithfulness.” A fresh, green vibe that feels both vintage and modern.
2. Sky – Literally the endless blue above us; short, dreamy, and unisex.
3. Ash – English, meaning “ash tree.” Earthy, cool, and strong.
4. Oak – Nature name with roots (literally). Symbolizes strength and stability.
5. Fox – Wild and clever; has that cool, edgy energy.
6. Wren – A sweet little songbird, perfect for lovers of delicate, melodic vibes.
7. Fern – Old-fashioned greenery that feels soft and graceful.
8. Bay – Nature name tied to the water and also a laurel bay tree.
9. Rain – Soft and poetic, with calming vibes.
10. Sol – Spanish origin, meaning “sun.” Radiant and bright.
11. Rue – Botanical herb name that’s quirky and charming.
12. Sage – A fragrant herb symbolizing wisdom.
13. Noor – Arabic for “light.” Glowing, spiritual, and serene.
14. Kai – Hawaiian for “sea.” Popular and breezy.
15. Zen – A chill, peaceful vibe inspired by Buddhism.
16. Moss – Soft green covering, mystical woodland vibes.
17. Lynx – Wildcat name with sleek strength.
18. Flint – Spark stone, strong and earthy.
19. Briar – Thorny but beautiful, storybook charm.
20. Wolf – Fierce, primal, and cool.
21. Lark – A cheerful little bird with a lyrical name.
22. Glen – Scottish for “valley.” Calm and natural.
23. Cove – Peaceful, seaside imagery.
24. Stone – Solid and strong as nature itself.
25. Leaf – Gentle, natural, fresh.
26. Snow – Crisp and wintry.
27. Ember – Glowing coal, fiery yet soft.
28. Storm – Bold, powerful, moody.
29. Ferno – Flame-inspired twist.
30. Vale – Latin for valley. Poetic nature name.
31. Iris – Flower and rainbow goddess.
32. Puck – Mischievous woodland sprite.
33. Reed – Plant name with musical touch.
34. Cliff – Rugged and natural.
35. Dune – Desert-inspired, strong and minimalist.

Old-School Cool (Vintage Shorties)

1. Gus – Short for Augustus or Angus, but also stands tall alone. Friendly and vintage.
2. Mae – Retro chic, with a sweet southern twang.
3. Rex – Latin origin, meaning “king.” Strong and regal.
4. Lou – Short for Louise or Louis. Simple and lovable.
5. Ned – Old-school nickname for Edward or Edmund. Feels literary and dashing.
6. Fay – From Middle English, meaning “fairy.” Magical and soft.
7. Hal – Classic nickname for Harold or Henry, but also stands confidently on its own.
8. Dot – Darling vintage choice, usually short for Dorothy.
9. Bea – Short for Beatrice, but also feels like a buzzy little bee.
10. Ike – Retro, short for Isaac, but with presidential flair (Dwight D. Eisenhower was known as Ike).
11. Flo – Light and airy, vintage but ready for a comeback.
12. Mo – Casual, fun, and short for a million names: Moses, Monroe, Mohammed, or even Maureen.
13. Nell – Old-time charmer, short for Eleanor, but also perfect on its own.
14. Kit – Literary, crisp, and friendly; Kit Harrington anyone?
15. Ray – Bright like a sunbeam or vintage like Ray Charles.
16. Bess – Vintage, sweet, nickname for Elizabeth.
17. Alf – Retro nickname for Alfred.
18. Sid – Classic, short for Sidney.
19. Eda – Old German, meaning wealthy.
20. Milt – Old-school nickname, rugged vibe.
21. Clio – Greek muse, but vintage chic.
22. Opal – Retro gemstone glow.
23. Doris – 50s-era charm.
24. June – Summer vintage sweetness.
25. Vera – Vintage chic, means truth.
26. Walt – Friendly nod to Walt Disney.
27. Otto – Germanic, vintage but trendy.
28. Alma – Warm and soulful.
29. Earl – Old-fashioned title and name.
30. Hugh – Retro literary vibe.
31. Troy – Old-school hero flair.
32. Carl – Simple, vintage strength.
33. Gene – Music and old-Hollywood charm.
34. Dora – Retro sweetness.
35. Elsie – Darling vintage charmer.

Artistic & Quirky Short Gems

1. Lux – Latin for “light.” Glam, artsy, and modern.
2. Poe – Mysterious, literary nod to Edgar Allan Poe.
3. Bo – Minimalist and stylish. Could be from Norse “to live.”
4. Zia – Italian for “aunt” but also Arabic for “light.”
5. Neo – Greek origin, meaning “new.” Also, The Matrix vibes.
6. Rio – Spanish for “river.” Also evokes Rio de Janeiro’s vibrancy.
7. Blu – Modern, artsy, and free-spirited.
8. Aya – Japanese for “color” or “design.” Short but deeply artistic.
9. Eve – Biblical yet timeless; means “life.”
10. Ari – Hebrew for “lion.” Strong yet soft.
11. Uma – Sanskrit for “flax,” but most know Uma Thurman. Cool and confident.
12. Jax – Modern and punchy; short for Jackson but also works alone.
13. Lex – From Alexander or Alexis. Strong and slick.
14. Van – Minimalist and artsy, like painter Van Gogh.
15. Dez – Jazzy nickname style, with bold flair.
16. Coco – Chic, playful, and artsy.
17. Esra – Sleek and creative.
18. Lio – Quirky variant of Leo.
19. Dax – Artsy, stylish, sharp.
20. Kaiya – Unique and artsy, short with flair.
21. Oz – Whimsical Wizard of Oz magic.
22. Lumi – Finnish for snow, artistic cool.
23. Fawn – Delicate, artsy woodland vibe.
24. Io – Mythic and quirky, short and cosmic.
25. Klee – After painter Paul Klee.
26. Rem – Artsy, cool, modern.
27. Zea – Inventive and fresh.
28. Pip – Whimsical, artsy Dickens vibe.
29. Elu – Native American origin, means full of grace.
30. Luxa – Artsy invention with sparkle.

Global Treasures

1. Enzo – Italian, short for Lorenzo. Sleek and suave.
2. Tao – Chinese, meaning “way” or “path.” Deeply spiritual.
3. Nia – Swahili for “purpose.” Also popular in Wales, meaning “bright.”
4. Omar – Arabic origin, meaning “flourishing” or “long-lived.”
5. Luca – Italian for “light.” Trendy and international.
6. Esme – French origin, meaning “esteemed” or “beloved.”
7. Zara – Arabic for “blooming flower.” Chic and global.
8. Eli – Hebrew origin, meaning “ascended.” Biblical yet breezy.
9. Noor – Arabic, meaning “light.” Peaceful and glowing.
10. Aki – Japanese, meaning “bright” or “autumn.”
11. Sia – Old Norse origin, meaning “victory.” Also, hello pop singer Sia.
12. Aziz – Arabic for “beloved” and “precious.”
13. Koa – Hawaiian, meaning “warrior.” Strong and spirited.
14. Umai – Turkic, a goddess of fertility and creativity.
15. Boon – Thai name meaning “merit” or “blessing.”
16. Eno – Nigerian origin, meaning “gift.”
17. Ivo – Germanic/Slavic name, meaning “yew wood.”
18. Rioh – Spanish flair, river energy.
19. Jiro – Japanese, meaning “second son.”
20. Asa – Hebrew, “physician” or “healer.”
21. Leif – Norse explorer name, “heir.”
22. Kian – Persian origin, “realm.”
23. Yul – Russian/Asian roots, means “Christmas.”
24. Tariq – Arabic, “morning star.”
25. Noe – French form of Noah.
26. Bato – Balkan origin, rare and bold.
27. Anu – Sanskrit for “atom.”
28. Indra – Hindu god of thunder.
29. Kea – Polynesian bird name.
30. Zuri – Swahili, “beautiful.”

Strong & Bold

1. Max – Latin for “greatest.” Short but commanding.
2. Ace – Winner vibes all the way. Sportsy and confident.
3. Zed – Cool, edgy, and rare. (Also the British way to say “Z.”)
4. Jet – Sleek, fast, and daring.
5. Lux – Bright, bold, and radiant.
6. Ty – Short for Tyler or Tyson, but also sharp on its own.
7. Dex – Gives off cool sci-fi vibes. Short for Dexter.
8. Cal – Strong cowboy charm; short for Calvin.
9. Gage – Old French origin, meaning “pledge.” Tough and solid.
10. Finn – Irish legend hero, also means “fair.”
11. Knox – Scottish origin, meaning “round hill.” Rugged and cool.
12. Jett – Sleek variation of Jet, often seen in modern names.
13. Cruz – Spanish origin, meaning “cross.” Bold and stylish.
14. Zane – Hebrew origin, meaning “gift of God.” Edgy and charming.
15. Troy – Historic and heroic, linked to ancient Troy.
16. Bram – Short for Abraham, bold and strong.
17. Dirk – Strong, rugged name.
18. Ax – Minimalist, edgy.
19. Holt – Old English, meaning “forest.”
20. Steel – Tough, unbreakable.
21. Hawk – Sharp, predatory strength.
22. Vlad – Bold Eastern European name.
23. Trig – Punchy and rare.
24. Knoxx – Variant, double strong.
25. Troyce – Fresh spin, heroic sound.
26. Rafe – Old English, “wolf counsel.”
27. Ziv – Hebrew for “radiance.”
28. Lars – Scandinavian bold charm.
29. Thor – Norse god of thunder.
30. Rexx – Double x cool.

Short & Sweet Girl Charms

1. Ana – Spanish and Slavic variation of Anna, meaning “grace.”
2. Lia – Greek origin, meaning “bearer of good news.”
3. Ada – Germanic, meaning “noble.” Timeless.
4. Mia – Italian/Scandinavian, meaning “mine.” Super popular.
5. Zoe – Greek for “life.” Short and radiant.
6. Liv – Norse origin, meaning “life.” Also actress Liv Tyler.
7. Isa – Short for Isabella, but sweet alone.
8. Joy – Pure happiness in one syllable.
9. Bea – As in Beatrice, but buzzing on its own.
10. Eve – Biblical, yet eternally chic.
11. Lea – Hebrew origin, meaning “weary” but also lush and pretty.
12. Pia – Latin for “pious.” Soft and elegant.
13. May – Vintage floral month name.
14. Kim – Korean surname and classic first name.
15. Rae – Middle name favorite, but bold as a first.
16. Fae – Fairy-like charm.
17. Gia – Italian chic.
18. Nya – African origin, “purpose.”
19. Una – Irish, “lamb.”
20. Ivy – Nature-meets-vintage.
21. Ora – Hebrew, “light.”
22. Cleo – Egyptian goddess charm.
23. Lulu – Playful and bright.
24. Miri – Hebrew short form of Miriam.
25. Tia – Spanish/Portuguese “aunt,” also cute.
26. Zia – Sparkly and exotic.
27. Nix – Cool, icy vibe.
28. Jae – Korean-inspired unisex cutie.
29. Rue – Botanical and charming.
30. Elle – Chic and elegant.
31. Esme – Beloved French gem.
32. Kiki – Fun and bubbly.
33. Yva – Rare, sleek.
34. Cyra – Persian, “throne.”
35. Zira – Exotic and unique.
36. Mina – Global cutie.
37. Lila – Floral, dreamy.

Short & Sweet Boy Picks

1. Sam – Classic nickname energy; short for Samuel.
2. Ben – Hebrew origin, “son.” Timeless and sturdy.
3. Eli – Short and sacred, meaning “ascended.”
4. Leo – Latin for “lion.” Bold and beloved.
5. Tom – Down-to-earth, approachable.
6. Jay – Bird-inspired, cool, and casual.
7. Ian – Scottish form of John, meaning “God is gracious.”
8. Roy – Old French for “king.” Regal yet friendly.
9. Dan – Short for Daniel, biblical and solid.
10. Ted – Retro charm, short for Theodore.
11. Gus – Endearing, classic, vintage energy.
12. Hal – Old-fashioned hero vibes.
13. Wes – Short for Wesley, but cool solo.
14. Joe – Classic and humble.
15. Lou – Friendly and lovable.
16. Ziv – Hebrew for “radiance.” A crisp burst of light.
17. Lev – Russian/Hebrew for “heart” or “lion.” Strong and soft.
18. Bram – Dutch short form of Abraham, meaning “father of multitudes.” Gothic-chic vibe (think Dracula author Bram Stoker).
19. Teo – Short for Mateo or Teodor, breezy and international.
20. Pax – Latin for “peace.” Also Angelina Jolie’s son.
21. Jace – A modern shorty from Jason, meaning “healer.”
22. Vito – Italian for “life.” Retro, spunky charm.
23. Lars – Scandinavian classic, meaning “crowned with laurel.”
24. Cruz – Spanish for “cross.” Sleek and spiritual.
25. Rio – Spanish/Portuguese for “river.” Adventure-packed name.
26. Yves – French chic, meaning “yew wood.”
27. Dax – Short, edgy, and modern. A cool-boy pick.
28. Nico – Short for Nicholas, meaning “victory of the people.” Trendy across Europe.
29. Bo – Scandinavian/Chinese roots; means “to live” or “wave.”
30. Jett – Aviation-inspired and oh-so-cool.
31. Kai – Hawaiian for “sea.” A big fave worldwide.
32. Enzo – Italian short form of Lorenzo, meaning “ruler of the home.”
33. Zane – Hebrew for “gift of God.” A sharp one-syllable hit.
34. Oren – Hebrew for “pine tree.” Fresh and earthy.
35. Cal – Short for Calvin or Callahan, giving rustic Americana vibes.

Unisex Vibes

1. Sky – Dreamy and celestial.
2. Kai – Popular and breezy.
3. Lux – Artsy and luminous.
4. Zen – Calm and centered.
5. Ash – Earthy and cool.
6. Kit – Gender-neutral charm.
7. Bo – Sleek and adaptable.
8. Drew – Casual and cool, works both ways.
9. Noel – Holiday sparkle, French origin.
10. Rio – River or vibrant city energy.
11. Remy – French flair, stylishly unisex.
12. Ari – Hebrew for “lion,” soft yet strong.
13. Lane – Americana charm, boy or girl.
14. Cove – Seaside calm.
15. Reese – Welsh origin, meaning “ardor.”
16. Jude – Biblical, cool, and Beatles-famous (“Hey Jude”).
17. Rowan – Gaelic for “little redhead,” tied to the rowan tree.
18. Avery – Old English, meaning “ruler of elves.” Whimsical!
19. Blair – Scottish, meaning “field or plain.” Sleek and sharp.
20. River – Flowing, peaceful, and powerful.
21. Eden – Hebrew for “delight.” Garden of paradise vibes.
22. Sage – A fragrant herb, also “wise one.”
23. Quinn – Irish, meaning “descendant of Conn.” Modern staple.
24. Taylor – A pop culture surname that works perfectly unisex.
25. Casey – Irish roots, meaning “brave in battle.”
26. Micah – Hebrew for “who is like God?”
27. Phoenix – Mythical bird of rebirth.
28. Indigo – Cool, artsy, and color-inspired.
29. Wren – Tiny songbird, full of charm.
30. Lane – Straightforward, sleek, and poetic.

Celebrity-Inspired Shorties

1. Liev – As in actor Liev Schreiber; Slavic for “lion.”
2. Zendaya (Zen) – The actress’ name shortens beautifully to Zen.
3. Elle – Fashion-forward and chic, like Elle Fanning.
4. Tyra – Supermodel vibes, short and stylish.
5. Jude – Actor Jude Law makes this biblical name modern.
6. Rami – Actor Rami Malek popularized this Egyptian gem.
7. Sia – Quirky, artsy singer-songwriter energy.
8. Zoë – Actress Zoë Kravitz gives this Greek classic star power.
9. Lana – Singer Lana Del Rey makes it dreamy and cool.
10. Brad – A classic short form with Hollywood sparkle (Brad Pitt anyone?).
11. Rami – Rami Malek, award-winning actor. Arabic name meaning “archer.”
12. Zendaya – Unique name of the star, from Shona (Zimbabwe) meaning “to give thanks.”
13. Leo – DiCaprio himself. Latin for “lion.”
14. Mila – Mila Kunis. Slavic for “gracious, dear.”
15. Drake – The rapper. Old English for “dragon.”
16. Juno – Actress Ellen Page (now Elliot Page) starred as Juno. Roman goddess name.
17. Adele – The vocal queen! Means “noble” in French.
18. Sia – Pop singer, short and stylish.
19. Zayn – Singer Zayn Malik. Arabic for “beauty, grace.”
20. Elle – Model/actress Elle Fanning. Means “she” in French.
21. Uma – Uma Thurman. Sanskrit for “flax” or “tranquility.”
22. Liev – Liev Schreiber. Slavic, meaning “heart.”
23. Gwyn – Gwyneth Paltrow. Welsh for “white, fair.”
24. Axl – Axl Rose of Guns N’ Roses. Rocker shortie.
25. Ezra – Ezra Miller. Hebrew for “help.”
26. Demi – Demi Lovato, Demi Moore. Greek for “half.”
27. Halsey – Singer with a short stage name, poetic edge.
28. Cher – One-name icon. French for “dear.”
29. Lana – Lana Del Rey. Slavic, meaning “light.”
30. Jada – Actress Jada Pinkett Smith. Hebrew/Arabic for “wise” or “gift.”

Literary & Myth-Inspired

1. Thor – Norse god of thunder, strong and heroic.
2. Lys – French for “lily,” poetic and pretty.
3. Oed – Short nod to Oedipus from Greek tragedy.
4. Pip – From Charles Dickens’ Great Expectations.
5. Loki – Trickster god from Norse myth (and Marvel fame!).
6. Brontë – Literary surname of the famous sisters.
7. Ez – Could nod to Ezra Pound, short and artsy.
8. Poe – Dark and mysterious, after Edgar Allan Poe.
9. Homer – Ancient epic poet; short, strong, and nerdy-cool.
10. Ari – Short for Ares, Greek god of war.
11. Odin – Chief of Norse gods, wise and powerful.
12. Hera – Greek goddess of marriage.
13. Nox – Roman for “night.” Dark and mysterious.
14. Frey – Norse god of fertility and prosperity.
15. Arlo – From Edmund Spenser’s The Faerie Queene.
16. Isolde – Tragic heroine of Tristan and Isolde.
17. Ajax – Greek warrior of the Trojan War.
18. Poe – Gothic literary master Edgar Allan Poe.
19. Dante – Italian poet behind The Divine Comedy.
20. Mori – Japanese for “forest.” Also evokes Moriarty from Sherlock Holmes.
21. Saga – Norse goddess of storytelling.
22. Eos – Greek goddess of dawn.
23. Neo – “New.” Famous from The Matrix.
24. Ari – Short for Ariel, Shakespeare’s The Tempest sprite.
25. Bran – From Irish myth and Game of Thrones. Means “raven.”

Rare & Unique Finds

1. Zev – Hebrew for “wolf.” Fierce and rare.
2. Ori – Hebrew for “my light.”
3. Nox – Latin for “night.” Darkly mysterious.
4. Cy – Retro short form of Cyrus. Minimalist cool.
5. Tyne – River name in England. Rare and fresh.
6. Jyn – Star Wars vibes (Jyn Erso). Sleek and edgy.
7. Vox – Latin for “voice.” Super modern.
8. Eos – Greek goddess of dawn. Radiant.
9. Luxa – Inventive twist on Lux, glittery and unique.
10. Quin – Short and unisex, Irish origin.
11. Cove – Ocean inlet, peaceful and rare.
12. Lark – Songbird, whimsical.
13. Vail – Nature-inspired, sleek.
14. Thane – Scottish title, medieval cool.
15. Nyx – Greek goddess of night.
16. Onyx – Gemstone, edgy.
17. Vale – Means “valley.” Poetic and serene.
18. Esra – Turkish unisex name, meaning “travel at night.”
19. Zuri – Swahili for “beautiful.”
20. Orin – Irish, meaning “little pale green one.”
21. Niva – Hebrew for “speech, expression.”
22. Sol – Spanish for “sun.”
23. Taye – Nigerian Yoruba name, meaning “he has been seen.”
24. Koa – Hawaiian for “warrior.”
25. Rune – Ancient Norse symbols, mystical vibe.
26. Elio – Italian/Spanish for “sun.” Bright and rare.
27. Yara – Brazilian/Arabic roots; “water lady” or “small butterfly.”
28. Finn – Irish for “fair, white.” Short and adventurous.
29. Cyra – Persian for “throne, sun.”

Musical Shorties

1. Lyra – Constellation named after the lyre, celestial and melodic.
2. Jazz – Musical and lively.
3. Sol – Musical note in solfège, also means sun.
4. Aria – Short Italian word for “song” or “air.”
5. Dio – Italian for “God,” but also rocker Ronnie James Dio.
6. Clef – From musical notation, rare and quirky.
7. Aria – Italian for “song, melody.”
8. Clef – From musical notation. Unique!
9. Lute – Medieval string instrument.
10. Chord – Musical building block.
11. Solo – Perfect for star kids.
12. Bowie – David Bowie’s lasting legacy.
13. Joni – Folk legend Joni Mitchell.
14. Ray – As in Ray Charles. Bright meaning too: “beam of light.”
15. Elvis – Rock ’n’ roll king.
16. Mel – Short for Melody or Melvin. Sweet tune.
17. Alto – Vocal range. Trendy twist.
18. Tenor – Another voice type, strong and sleek.
19. Drake – Musical tie again, plus dragon roots.
20. Reed – Musical reed instrument, also naturey.
21. Hymn – Religious musical touch.
22. Beat – Rhythmic and cool.
23. Opal – Gemstone but also referenced in songs.
24. Noel – Means “Christmas song” in French.

A–Z Quick Picks

Sometimes, it’s fun to look through names alphabetically. Here’s a rapid-fire list to make sure we hit 300+ gems:

1. A: Ana, Ava, Ash, Ari, Ada, Ace, Aki, Aya, Aziz
2. B: Bea, Bay, Ben, Bo, Blu, Boon, Bea, Bryn
3. C: Cal, Cruz, Cove, Cam, Cy, Cleo, Cia
4. D: Dan, Dex, Dot, Dez, Drew, Dax, Dior
5. E: Eli, Eve, Esme, Enzo, Eri, Ez, Echo
6. F: Fay, Finn, Fox, Flo, Fia, Fen, Fae
7. G: Gus, Gage, Gio, Gal, Grey, Glen
8. H: Hal, Hen, Hope, Hugh, Hale, Hero
9. I: Ivy, Ike, Isa, Ian, Ivo, Ilse
10. J: Jay, Jax, Joy, Jet, Joe, Jem, Jae
11. K: Kai, Kim, Kit, Koa, Knox, Ky, Kip
12. L: Lux, Lia, Lou, Lea, Liv, Leo, Lex, Luca
13. M: Mae, Mia, May, Mo, Max, Milo, Mya
14. N: Ned, Nia, Noor, Nell, Neo, Noel, Nat
15. O: Oak, Omar, Oz, Ora, Ollie, Onyx
16. P: Pia, Poe, Pax, Prim, Pearl, Pip
17. Q: Quin, Quest, Qai, Qio, Queenie
18. R: Rae, Rex, Roy, Rio, Rue, Ray, Remy, Ross
19. S: Sky, Sage, Sam, Sol, Sia, Sid, Shea
20. T: Ty, Tao, Ted, Troy, Taj, Tye
21. U: Uma, Uri, Uli, Uz, Ugo
22. V: Van, Vea, Vic, Val, Vox
23. W: Wes, Wren, Wyn, Wynn, Wolf
24. X: Xio, Xai, Xue, Xim, Xo
25. Y: Yara, Yas, Yon, Yul, Yaz
26. Z: Zia, Zed, Zane, Zen, Zara, Zo, Ziv

Wrapping It Up

Phew—what a whirlwind of names! Over 300+ short and sweet baby names that prove you don’t need length to make an impact. Whether you’re leaning toward vintage gems like Gus and Mae, modern sparks like Lux and Jax, or nature treasures like Wren and Sage, there’s a perfect little name out there waiting for your baby.

Naming a baby is a mix of heart, history, and hope. So follow your gut, trust your heart, and know that the name you choose will shine brightest because it’s tied to your little one.

Which of these short and sweet names made it to your favorites list? Drop a comment, share with your partner, or keep a secret note for baby daydreaming. Whatever you decide, just know—you’ve got this.