According to baby name expert Laura Wattenberg, old-fashioned nicknames such as Goldie and Birdie will be popular for girls in 2025, reflecting a nostalgic but diminutive style.
Wattenberg mentions that Hawaiian-sounding names such as Leilani and Kehlani are gaining popularity. These names share an appealing flow and refreshing rhythm that deviates from traditional English.
There's a rising trend in names like Otto and Cosmo that were once seen as quirky but now seem more realistic, reflecting changing perceptions in baby naming.
Wattenberg also notes the popularity of surnames ending in 'S', such as Banks and Wells, and an increase in Biblical names beginning with 'Az', indicating diverse naming trends.
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