Naming Your Baby by Season
There's something poetic about naming a baby after the season they're born in — or the season that holds special meaning for your family. Seasonal names evoke the sights, sounds, and feelings of the natural world's cycles.
Spring Baby Names
Spring is a season of renewal, growth, and new beginnings. Names inspired by spring often reflect flowers, light, and freshness.
Name Meaning Gender
Aviva "Spring" Girl Blossom "Flower" Girl Daisy "Day's eye" Girl Flora "Flower" Girl Iris "Rainbow" Girl Chloe "Blooming" Girl Ziva "Spring" Girl April "To open" Girl May "Month of May" Girl Verna "Spring" Girl Summer Baby Names Summer names evoke warmth, sunshine, and the freedom of long days.
Name Meaning Gender
Summer "Summer" Girl Coral "Coral" Girl Azure "Blue sky" Girl Kyra "Sun" Girl Blaze "Flame" Boy Leo "Lion" (summer zodiac) Boy Sunny "Sunny" Unisex June "Month of June" Girl August "Great" Boy Marina "Of the sea" Girl Fall Baby Names Autumn names capture the beauty of changing leaves, harvest, and cozy evenings.
Name Meaning Gender
Autumn "Autumn" Girl Amber "Amber" Girl Sienna "Autumn season" Girl Sarth "Season of Autumn" Boy Ash "Ash tree" Boy Maple "Maple tree" Girl Rowan "Little redhead" Unisex Chestnut "Chestnut" Unisex Harvest "Harvest" Unisex October "Eighth month" Unisex Winter Baby Names Winter names evoke snow, ice, and the quiet beauty of the coldest season.
Name Meaning Gender
Winter "Winter" Girl Ember "Glowing coal" Girl Ruby "Red gem" Girl Frost "Frost" Boy Alba "White" Girl Elsa "Noble" Girl Noelle "Christmas" Girl Nicholas "Victory of the people" Boy Holly "Holly tree" Girl Ivy "Climbing plant" Girl The Data Behind Seasonal Names According to Nameberry, seasonal names are far more common for girls than boys — about 182 times more numerous. Autumn is the most popular seasonal name with 104,370 uses, followed by Summer (69,831), Winter (5,895), and Spring (3,269).