15 Cool Baby Girl Names

Arden is a Celtic name, which was derived from a word meaning "high."

Because she's going to be as cute as a button and as bright as a flower! Magnolia actually comes from the French word for the flower, which was named after the botanist Pierre Magnol.

According to the Social Security Administration, Kaia jumped 80 spots from 2015 to 2016 - perhaps because Cindy Crawford's daughter, Kaia Gerber, jumpstarted her modeling career?

RELATED: The Hottest Baby Names of 2018

Josefina - the feminine form of "Joseph" - is always a win for any baby girl.

The perfect name for New York natives, or if you want a semi-popular name that is in the top 50, but hasn't hit the top 20 for female baby names yet (it stood at No. 34 in 2016).

For any little girl who has big, beautiful hazel eyes (cue the Kelly Clarkson hit song). It's also been a cute name for girls since the 19th century.

RELATED: 20 Unisex Baby Names Perfect for Any Little One

Can you think of a better or cooler way to shorten Beatrix or Beatrice? Me, neither!

Although Willow Smith has been a cool girl since 2000, the name finally entered the top 100 for girl baby names in 2016, according to the SSA.

If you want to stick to a more traditional name, such as Caroline, Callie is a great way to shorten it. It also has a West Coast beach vibe to it, don't you think?

RELATED: 30 Meaningful Names for Baby Girls

Sage represents a wise human or a bold spice. Either way, this meaningful name is fit for any little girl with a bright future.

If you really want to get the conversation started, name your daughter after a place that is meaningful to you. Every time someone asks her what her name means when she grows up, she'll have an awesome story to tell.

The French form of Adela, the name means "noble." A pretty cool meaning for a newborn just coming into the world. Plus, she'll share the name with one of the best singers, like, ever.

RELATED: The 10 Best "S" Names for Girls in 2018

Reese is the Anglicized form of Rhys, which means "enthusiasm" in Welsh. You'll be feeling tons of joy and enthusiasm when she arrives, so the name is totally appropriate.

How cool is it to have a unisex name? It's 2018, so hop on the new trend. Frankie is also an adorable shortening of Frances, if you prefer she also has a more formal name.

Embry is of the English origin, meaning "flat-topped hill." The name hasn't hit any trending charts (yet), but this hipster moniker has promise. It's a great alternative to popular names like Emma or Emily.

RELATED: These Will Be the Top Names for Baby Girls in 2018