With the rise of trendy hipster baby names, it’s easy to overlook some of the long forgotten traditional baby names of the 30’s, 40’s and 50’s. There are some fabulous old school names out there just waiting to make a comeback.
Can you see yourself with a little Felix or Ruby, or perhaps Otis and Violet are more your cup of tea? Here are our favourite traditional baby names that are back on the radar. With 50 to choose from you’re sure to find something perfect for your bubba.
Traditional Baby Names for Boys
From Teddy to Charlie and Henry to Theo, there’s something for everyone in this list of fabulous traditional boy’s names.
- Albert
- Alexander
- Archer
- Arthur
- August
- Charles (Charlie)
- Clarence
- Curtis
- Everett
- Felix
- Frank
- Fredrick
- George
- Harrison (Harry)
- Harvey
- Henry
- Jack
- Joseph
- Louis
- Oliver
- Oscar
- Otis
- Max
- Robert
- Theodore
Traditional Baby Names for Girls
If you’re looking for something feminine and slightly uncommon then these traditional girl’s names are for you.
- Annie
- Audrey
- Catherine
- Charlotte
- Clara
- Edith
- Ella
- Elsie
- Elizabeth
- Evelyn
- Gemma
- Grace
- Harriet
- Hazel
- Lola
- Lotte
- Lucy
- Naomi
- Penny
- Rebecca
- Rose
- Ruby
- Ruth
- Stella
- Violet
With so many old school names making a comeback there are some beautiful, strong and inspiring names to choose from. Many of them also have lovely meanings and a long history. Perfect for your new little bundle of joy.
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