When it comes to baby name trends, we're about to see some new ones everywhere in 2025.?
One of the trends we can expect for baby boys is names led by the letter 'E'.?
While it seems random, it's not at all ¨C it turns out parents are already embracing this new trend.?
Baby Center recently released a report into the Top Baby Names of 2024 and there are plenty of 'E' names creeping up the ranks ¨C including one name that's jumped into the Top 1000 for the first time ever.
So if you're thinking a name starting with 'E' might be perfect?for your little one, we've pulled together some inspiration for you. Scroll through for the names.
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For parents looking for a name that nails the unique and cool vibes, you cannot go past Emrys.
The name is of Welsh origin, meaning "immortal", and has been rising up the ranks. It has shot to Number 954, according to Baby Center, securing a space in the Top 1000 for the first time ever.
The name Emir means "prince, ruler" and a fairly popular Arabic boys name in countries like Turkey.
It can be a title of honour in Arabic-speaking nations, too.
When it comes to less popular choices, the name Enrique could be one for you.?
It's a boy's name of Spanish origin, but has appeal that crosses borders, although it's not heard so much these days.
When Baby Center released its Top 100 names, Elijah once again claimed fourth spot on the list ¨C the same as last year.?
It's become a really well loved name for boys, despite not really climbing back up the ranks until the 1960s.?
It had a real surge of popularity in 1976 when Cher and Greg Allman named their son Elijah Blue and it's been a steady favourite since.
For parents who want to mix trends, Edgar not only hits the 'E' trend but also the 'Croc Name' trend too.?
Croc names are ones that were once so uncool, they've come back around and are becoming really cool; they could also be seen as 'diamond in the rough' names.?
Edgar, which is of English origin meaning "wealthy spearman", is an old English name historically associated with the 10th-century English king known as Edgar the Peaceful ¨C but it gives big cool vibes too.
In 2024 the name Ezra jumped up one place in the Top 10 names on the report, landing at Number 8.?
A boy's name of Hebrew origin meaning "help", it's a classic due to the biblical legacy of the name, but also hits a really fresh but familiar spot.
Creeping back into the Top 100 names in 2024 was Easton, at number 92.
The name has a unique feel without being too out there for parents who want something a little bit different.
Another 'E' name that headed back into the Top 100 was Everett, landing at 93.?
The boy's name is of German, English origin meaning "brave as a wild boar", which gives it some real undeniable cool factor in its meaning alone.
With a twist on the popular Everett, Everest ¨C meaning "from ?vreux" ¨C takes the name to lofty new heights and gives it a nature-inspired twist.?
The snow-capped Everest is perfect for someone who wants to give their little one a sense of adventure and could be popular in years to come.
Short, sharp and succinctly cool is Eli.?
The name is of Hebrew origin meaning "ascended, uplifted, high", and while it's only three letters, it delivers plenty of punch too.
Elias has become a popular choice among parents, without being too popular either.?
The name is of Greek origin, meaning "Yahweh is God", and has some real sleek charisma to it.
Another moniker that's in the Top 100 for boys ¨C sitting at 59 ¨C is Enzo, which is of Italian origin.?
It's been climbing up the ranks since the turn of this century, and is a lovely name for a little lad.
When it comes to classic or more traditional names, Ethan hits that vibe.?
Of Hebrew origin meaning "strong, firm", it really hits all the right notes ¨C it's classic but cool, serious and also a little bit fashionable too.?
While it's not in the Top 10, it makes it a great choice for parents who don't want anything 'too popular'.
The name Edward is a boy's name of English origin meaning "wealthy guardian", and is definitely an option for parents looking for a traditional name.?
Now, for some girls ¨C we're looking at you millennials ¨C Twilight's Edward Cullen may have turned you off it, but it's definitely not one to veto completely.
Vintage names are making a big comeback, and you cannot go past Edison if you're looking for a boy's name that just nails it.?
The name is of English origin, meaning "son of Edith or Adam", and hits the perfect mix of classic and edgy so many parents are looking for these days.