Move over, Olivia and Noah.
Celestial baby names Luna, Leo, and other more out-of-this-world options are coming for your crown.
According to Babycenters data, celestial events are ababy name trendfor 2025.
So while that means its up-to-the-minute, its not necessarily exhaustive.
So Babycenter data can provide more of a snapshot including outliersof whats trending in the baby name universe.
But cosmic scales are tipping across both databases.
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Leo continues to be a top 10 boy name on Babycenter, while Luna secured spot No.
10 on the girls list.
Eclipse did not crack the SSAs top 1,000 in 2023but that could change for 2024!
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On Babycenter, Aurora jumped from spot No.
14 in 2023 to spot 12 this year, while Nova climbed from No.
(Per the SSA, Aurora got No.
22 and Nova snagged No.
And while still pretty rare, the names Sol and Orion each got an astronomical rise.
Sol (sun in Spanish) rose 334 spots to clock in at No.
301 on Babycenter and number 373 for the SSA.
On Babycenter, Halo is now ranked No.
466, ascending 18 spots towards the heavens this year.
For the last decade, parents have beengravitating towards unique baby names.
New parents are mostly millennials and older members of Gen-Z, generations often characterized ashighly individualistic.
They want somethingdifferent, and that seemingly spans their little ones names.
Millennials alsohappen to love astrology.
(Count us, too: Were pretty much addicted to our horoscopes over here at Well+Good.)
So it only makes sense that our quest for originality joined forces with all things astronomical.
Now, when can we expect our first baby Mercury Retrograde?
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