Parents Embrace Nostalgia with Old-School Baby Names in 2023

Around 385,000 babies are born worldwide every day, and each one needs a unique and adorable name.

According to Baby Centre, a popular parenting website, old-fashioned names like Edith, Alfred, and Eva are making a comeback. Parents are choosing these "old lady" or "old gentleman" names, possibly inspired by beloved family members who have passed away.READ MORE: Win a family ticket with overnight stay at fun-filled LEGOLAND Windsor Resort

The top favourite "old lady chic" name is Ada, followed closely by Agatha, Agnes, and Alethea. Ada, a girl's name of German origin, means "noble" or "of nobility". If you're expecting a boy, don't worry, because Baby Centre has also shared a list of "classic old man names" too. This list is full of names like Abe, Abel, Abraham, and Albert, which are all cute choices for your new favourite person.

If an old school name isn't at the top of your list, Baby Centre has a list of the most popular names topping this year's chart. Names such as Lily, Sophia, Olivia, Amelia and Freya make the list for girls, with Muhammad, Noah, Theo, Leo, and Oliver, making the list for boys.Win a Tassimo My Way Machine worth £140 and enjoy your coffee shop favourite drinks at home

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