Mine is a summer babe, but his name isn’t picked for the season. I love these names, sparrow is so very lovely. Unfortunately off the cards for us, our surname is already a beautiful Aussie bird and it would be a little too extra to name a child “bird bird” haha

I prefer traditional names for children.

Some nice sounding names – we did not choose names according to seasons.

I quite like these names. We didn’t follow trends when we named our kids.

Ash used to be short for Ashley. The others I wouldn’t use. There is a few very old girls’ names included in the list

I have a spring boy. If I’d named him after what was flowing the day he was born he’d have been called bearded Iris. I don’t think so. I’m not that cruel.

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  • • mom90758 replied
    • 06 Mar 2018 , 4:22 pm

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  Ha! Ha! You definitely made a good choice!!

Some of these are lovely but imagine calling your child ‘Gladiola”!!

I never follow trends, not in fashion, food and definitely not in baby names. Trends fade so fast. I just go with what I like

My daughter was born at the end of August but I didn’t choose any seasonal name.
One thing: I really thought that Maple was a girl name. Apparently I was wrong.

Seasonal didn’t even cross my mind but bub is a Leo and two babies born around the same time were named Leo. I didn’t even realise they did it until someone else commented on the name

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 07 Mar 2018 , 6:54 am

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  Leo is such a wonderful name!