Maybe you have a special grandma you’re looking to name you’re daughter after. Maybe you just love the idea of a little girl moniker with history, character and a hint of early 20th-century charm. Either way, take a look at these 16 old-lady baby names, all primed for a serious comeback.
16 Old-Lady Baby Names That Aren't Just for Grandmas
We're gonna party like it's 1925
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Published Aug 29, 2016
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Pearl
A little gem if ever there was one.
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Frances
Can we call her Frankie? Please, please, please?
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Edith
Wharton or Piaf reference up to you.
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Gloria
…Ditto with Steinem or Estefan.
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Evelyn
It means “wished-for child,” in case you were wondering.
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Beatrice
C’mon, how cute would it be to have a little Baby Bea?
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Vera
Simple, elegant and oh-so turn of the century.
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Florence
Way to go, Flo!
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Opal
It’s the October birthstone, FYI.
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Ruth
Or Ruthie, if you want something less serious.
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Dorothy
There’s no place like home. And no nickname like “Dot.” For an even more unique touch, consider giving your child an uncommon baby name that stands out just as much.
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Irene
It’s Greek for “peace.”
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Hazel
A hair popular, but still super-cute.
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Mabel
It’s the next “Hazel.” We’re calling it.
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Vivian
How could she not be a starlet?
Hallmark
Blanche
Saucy.
