
If you're sweetly waiting and indecisive about choosing your baby's name, below you'll find the most unique names recently released by leading naming website Nameberry for 2023.
Names that stand out as a major trend for this new year are names like Cleopatra, Oberon and Zebedee that are expected to become popular this year.
The second baby name trend expected to be big in 2023 is retro names like Arlo, Bobbie, Frankie, Laurel, Lou, Max, Miller, Sandy, Scottie, Sloane and Teddy.
The third trend set to make it big is the trend for 'gilded' names inspired by gold, glitter, bounty and sunshine. Think Apollo, Aurelia, Eos, Goldie, Lucien, Orla, Phoebe, Sunny and Zora for that matter.
One of the most unusual trends for the next 12 months is the '4-2-i' formula. These names are built with a very specific formula: Four letters, two syllables and ending in "i".
Names that fall into this group include Avni, Bibi, Gigi, Indi, Kali, Lumi, Mari, Mimi, Rafi, Suki, Yuki and Zuri. The reason these names are growing in popularity, experts said, is because they are at the same time unusual but recognizable and unlikely to be shortened. They also have a 'cultural bridge', which means they work in many different languages and cultures.