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15 Unique Baby Name Ideas

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When you're expecting a new baby, picking a name is one of the most important items to check off of the to-do list before your little bundle arrives. If you're looking for a unique name that's sure to stand out from the rest, here are some ideas that are sure to make the cut.

Arlo

Arlo is a fun name that feels like an instant classic. This short name is evocative of more popular choices like "Harlow" but remains distinctly fresh.

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Ember

You'll love Ember for its sweet, fiery feel. This name fits the two-syllable, starting-with-a-vowel trend that's popular right now but will certainly age well.

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Everest

The perfect neutral name, Everest is a delightful choice that feels both outdoorsy and bold at the same time. It feels like trendy "Everett," but is not likely to cross the top 100 baby boys name list for a long time.

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Gage

Gage is short and sweet, fitting the one-syllable name trend perfectly. This name is traditionally considered a boys' name, but could be an inspired choice for a neutral middle name.

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Hattie

Hattie is a lovely girls' name that feels just the right amount of old-fashioned while still bringing a modern vibe. This nickname is short for "Harriet," but stands well on its own.

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Jericho

This boys' name is strong and isn't likely to be one you'll find replicated in your little one's preschool or kindergarten class. With a bold start that's similar to "Jeremiah" or "Jeremy," this name feels like a refreshing twist on some older classics.

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Jett

Another one-syllable name that checks all the boxes, Jett is a cute boys' name. It's got a bright, adventurous feel without being too whimsical.

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Keaton

Keaton is a strong name that hearkens back to another era without feeling too old. It's a fresh choice for parents looking for a surname-feeling first name for their little guy.

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Liv

"Olivia" has been at the top of the top 100 girls' names list for a few year now, and it's easy to see why. However, if you're looking for a fresh twist on the beloved name, Liv has the same feel without the overwhelming popularity.

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Maple

Maple is a sweet name with an outdoorsy feel. It's sure to be a hit for parents that want a natural name with a unique flair.

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Oakley

Oakley is a fresh name that's cute for boys and girls. It has a natural feel with an ever-popular "ley" ending.

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Rory

Rory is another cheery neutral name that's got great roots but still feels fresh. It can be used as a nickname for "Robert" or "Aurora" or stand on its own.