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Spring is the season of new beginnings, so drawing inspiration from this time of year for your newest little addition's name couldn't be any more appropriate.
Whether you're welcoming a baby into your family soon or are simply drawn to the freshness and beauty of springtime, here are eight different baby names that capture its essence perfectly.
Scroll to see our favorite spring baby names for 2025!
1. Flora
Derived from the Latin word for "flower," Flora is a timeless baby name pick that immediately brings the warmth of spring to mind. It has appeared in classic literature works, like "Sleeping Beauty" and "Waverly," but it's still a lesser-used and unique choice for parents.
Flora is also the goddess of spring in Roman mythology, symbolizing growth, renewal, and the vitality of nature.
2. Jay
Jay may be short, but it has a rich history and powerful meaning. In Hindu culture, it symbolizes "victory," representing strength and courage. So, while often used as a nickname, Jay is also a bold standalone option.
The name's association with spring has helped it remain relevant, too. After all, it's derived from the Latin word for "blue-crested bird."
3. Wren
Similarly, Wren can capture the spirit of a "little bird" for your baby girl. This enchanting choice means "small songbird" and embodies both grace and energy.
In Celtic folklore, wrens were often seen as symbols of creativity and frequently associated with writers, musicians, and poets due to their beautiful songs. They were also known for their speed and boldness.
4. Ridge
Ridge is British in origin and means "continuous elevated mountain crest." It's distinctive, strong, and was once considered more vintage. Yet, since 2015, the popularity of Ridge has been rising among parents.
This name is unique, bold, and a solid nature-inspired option that calls to mind images of towering and unwavering mountains.
5. Brooke
With English and German roots, Brooke means "water" or "small stream." It was originally derived from the Old English word "bróc," which was once a surname given to people who lived near flowing water.
Today, Brooke is a beloved first name, partly thanks to actress Brook Shields, who helped enhance its popularity. Its connection to nature, especially water, embodies adaptability, fluidity, and free-spirited nature.
6. Wesley
With British roots, Wesley is a charming name that means "western meadow," making it a beautiful choice for a baby boy born in the spring.
Originally used to honor John Wesley, the founder of Methodism, this name has evolved from a surname to a favorite first name. Aside from its religious roots, it has a connection to nature and encourages a sense of exploration that makes it fitting for any child, regardless of faith.
7. May
May is another timeless name with Roman, English, and Sanskrit origins. Sometimes used as a nickname for Margaret or Mary, it evokes images of warm, sunny days.
The name, of course, shares its connection with the fifth month of the Gregorian calendar, giving it an inherent springtime feel. In Saksrit, it even means "to go" or "move," symbolizing forward progress and growth for your little girl.
8. Heath
Last but certainly not least is Heath, a nature-inspired name with English roots. It was traditionally used to describe someone who lived on or near an area of uncultivated, open land, also known as a "heath."
One of the most famous figures with this name was actor Heath Ledger, who starred in "10 Things I Hate About You" and "The Dark Knight." Heath is a wonderful option for a strong little boy who will connect with the natural world around him.
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