Choosing a name for your new arrival is one of the most crucial decisions parents will make, and it’s a choice that sticks around for a lifetime.
For some parents-to-be, it’s an opportunity to break the mould and pick something truly unique like Crispin or Reverie while others might gravitate towards trendy names such as Axel, Presley, or Wyatt, giving their little one a cool, modern vibe.
But lately, there's been a delightful return to tradition with a growing number of parents turning to vintage baby names, reviving some long-lost gems that are becoming increasingly popular in nursery rooms across the nation.
These names, once seen as outdated, are now back in the limelight, and many are proving to be wonderfully distinctive yet charming.
According to a recent study from Go Au Pair, here are the 20 vintage names are experiencing a resurgence.
9. Imogen
Though to have been invented by Shakespeare, Imogen comes from the Celtic name Innogen, which means 'maiden' or 'daughter'. | Canva/Getty Image
10. Frederick
A name of Germanic origin, Frederick means 'peaceful ruler'. | Canva/Getty Images
11. Gloria
A Latin name that carries religious connotations, Gloria, means 'glory, fame, renown, praise, and honor'. | Canva/Getty Images
12. Adelaide
The name of a city in Australia, Adelaide is originally an Old German name meaning 'noble kind' or 'noble nature'. | Canva/Getty Images