The parental quest of choosing the perfect name only seems to magnify the difficulty level of the job.
Old-fashioned, after all, is the new fashion.
The following vintage baby names have officially made a comeback in 2024, in all their classic glory.
A name with ambitious connotations, Amelia has Latin roots that means “hardworking” or “work.”
Henry
Few vintage names have appeal as timeless as Henry does.
Although he goes by his nickname, he was born Henry Charles Albert David.
Its feminine variations are also endless; think Henrietta, Enrica, and Harriet.
Versatility is evidently a trademark of the name Eleanor.
It is now more popular but still exclusive enough to avoid losing its novelty even within the mainstream.
Noah
The name Noah needs little introduction, given the universally enduring legacy that comes trailing it.
The kind of popularity Noah enjoys in the baby name arena has been hard to surpass.
Its popularity dwindled during the 1900s, only to get back on track at the turn of the millennium.
Avery
The name Avery is touched by Christmas magic!
The name’s female variation Olivia is equally well liked.
Theodore
Theodore is a classic name that has been appreciated throughout history.
To that end, Theodore conveniently comes with readymade nicknames like Teddy, Ted, and Theo.
It is also a sweet contraction for longer, and equally alluring, names like Beaumont and Beauregard.
Despite the old-fashioned tenor of the name, Adeline has managed to fit into modern sensibilities rather comfortably.
Daisy
Flower-inspired baby namesare always a good idea.
Daisy is an abiding classic with profoundly feminine overtones that will make any baby girl happy to have it.
Daisy Buchanan, from F. Scott Fitzgerald’s seminal 1925 novel, is another momentous ode to the name.
