50 Old-Fashioned Baby Girl Names That Aren’t Too Common

A lot of moms in my online circles (mostly Facebook groups :-)) have been asking for name suggestions for unique old-fashioned names that are not so common in 2020. I thought it was a good idea to give the people what they want. So I decided to create this list of 50 awesome old-fashioned baby girl names that are pure classics and sound absolutely perfect.

Since I did this huge baby boy names list and cute baby girl names posts, they have been really popular and a lot of people have been downloading the PDF.

I have a lot of fun creating these lists so let me know in the comments if you would like a PDF printable version of these names too.

From what I’m seeing, the old-fashioned names are going to be the new trend and they really do sound sweet especially when they make you think of your lovely grandma 🙂

When selecting these names I picked the names that have a really nice ring to the name. But then it will be a name you haven’t heard for a while giving it an almost nostalgic feel.

Some of these names can be shortened into sweet nicknames and for some you can change the spelling to give it a little twist.

I hope you find a name that you love or some inspiration for your sweet baby girl:

50 Old-Fashioned Baby Girl Names That Aren’t Too Common And Sound Perfect

1. Madelyn

2. Genevieve

3. Hazel

4. Mallory

5. Amelia

6. Rose

7. Stella

8. Olivia

9. Louise

10. Grace

11. Eleanor

12. Matilda

13. Rosalie

14. Celestine

15. Jocelyn

16. Beatrice

17. Susan

18. Cecily

19. Adalaide

20. Mardell

21. Patrice

22. Dalaney

23. Pearl

24. Caroline

25. Violet

26. Macie

27. Sadie

28. Claire

29. Odette

30. Gwendolyn

31. Agatha

32. Cordelia

33. Gretchen

34. Shelby

35. Adaline

36. Aubrey

37. Eugenia

38. Margaret

39. Ruby

40. Veronica

41. Dorothy

42. Blanche

43. Mabel

44. Nora

45. Lydia

46. Kennedy

47. Jolene

48. Loretta

49. Jane

50. Amber

Didn’t find what you were looking for?

I hope you enjoyed reading these lovely traditional baby girl names as much as I did listing them. I can’t wait to create another list of vintage boy names too.

My feeling is that at some point we all went for modern names and now the fancy modern names have become too popular and oversaturated. It is increasingly difficult to find a beautiful name that 10 other kids won’t be having the same name in the neighborhood.

I really like that we are going back to the old names now.

Do you have an old-fashioned baby girl name that you love? Leave it in the comments to give other parents-to-be name ideas.

My grandma’s name is Milka and I love it. What is your sweet grandma’s name?

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