THE weather is finally starting to turn with the promise of Spring just around the corner.
And with flowers starting to pop up and more warmth in the air, soon-to-be mums and dads are being inspired by the coming season when it comes to baby names.


There are some beautiful monikers to choose from when it comes to Spring, with florals dominating.
Now play therapy experts Meemzy Magic have compiled a list of seasonal girls names using the latest data from the Office of National Statistics to discover the top ten.
And one beautiful entry on the list is inspired by Scotland.
The Meemzy Magic team said: “From delicate floral names to nature-infused choices, these spring-inspired baby girl names capture the essence of the season—new beginnings, beauty, and vitality.
“Whether you prefer a timeless classic or a fresh, modern pick, these names are sure to bloom with love and meaning.”
Coming in at number one is Lily, with 2,290 baby girls born with the name in 2023 – more than any other spring-inspired baby girl name on the list.
The name Lily is derived from the Latin ‘lilium’, symbolising purity, renewal and beauty. With its timeless grace, Lily is a name that continues to bloom year after year.
Poppy took second place on the list with 1,755 baby girls given the name in 2023.
Derived from the vibrant red flower, Poppy embodies resilience, and peace.
The name originates from the Latin ‘papaver’, and its cheerful and lively energy makes it a perfect choice for a tot full of spirit and joy.
Coming in at number three is Daisy. The charming classic is derived from the Old English ‘dægeseage’, meaning ‘day’s eye’, reflecting the flower’s tendency to open in the morning sun.
It’s associated with innocence and happiness.
Violet is fourth on the list. This elegant name comes from the Latin ‘viola’, referring to the delicate purple flower.
Historically, violets have symbolised love, humility and faithfulness.
Taking fifth place is Rose. A popular name, with one of Stacey Solomon‘s girls called Rose, it has Latin origins from ‘rosa’, meaning ‘flower’ or ‘fame’.
Long associated with love, beauty and romance, it’s a timeless choice.
Iris is the sixth most popular spring-inspired baby girl name which originates from the Greek word for ‘rainbow’ as well as being a striking spring flower.
Meanwhile, number seven is Erin which comes from the Irish word ‘Éirinn’, meaning ‘Ireland‘.
Conjuring images of lush green landscapes and renewal, Erin is a beautiful nod to the fresh and vibrant energy of spring.
In eighth place is Hazel which i derived from the hazel tree, long been associated with new beginnings.
TOP OF THE TOTS
THE top 20 for Spring:
- Lily
- Poppy
- Daisy
- Violet
- Rose
- Iris
- Erin
- Hazel
- Rosa
- Skye
- Primrose
- Skylar
- Flora
- April
- Meadow
- May
- Clover
- Caroline
- Fiona
- Bloom
Rosa – which is ninth on the ranking – is a variation of Rose and carries an extra touch of elegance and international appeal.
And finally, coming in at number 10, is the Scottish name Skye. Inspired by the vast and open sky, as well as the breathtaking Isle of Skye, it’s perfect for a little girl with a free spirit.
