Millennials, those born in the eighties through mid-nineties, are the generation having babies in 2019. These children are a part of the emerging Generation Alpha, defined as anyone born from 2010-2025. Gen Alphas come into the world with iPads in hand and social media handles pre-claimed—a vastly different experience from their parents’.

　　Baby name trends have also changed through the generations. Gen X stalwarts like Jennifer and Amy, which remained popular for Millennials, are rare choices for a Gen Alpha baby. Names like Sophia and Olivia were up-and-comers during the Millennial generation. They rapidly increased in use during Gen Z and are now enjoying their status as some of the defining names of Gen Alpha.

　　We’ve taken the top 100 Millennial girl names and reinvented them as Gen Alpha names. These names are fresher than their Millennial counterparts, and act as markers of the generation.

　　Jessica → Jessamine

　　Ashley → Audrey

　　Amanda → Amara

　　Sarah → Sadie

　　Jennifer → Genevieve

　　Emily → Emery

　　Samantha → Seraphina

　　Elizabeth → Eliza

　　Stephanie → Cecilia

　　Lauren → Luna

　　Nicole → Chloe

　　Brittany → Brielle

　　Megan → Margot

　　Rachel → Lydia

　　Hannah → Harper

　　Kayla → Layla

　　Melissa → Mila

　　Amber → Violet

　　Danielle → Delilah

　　Taylor → Skylar

　　Rebecca → Bexley

　　Heather → Willow

　　Alexis → Avery

　　Michelle → Annabelle

　　Katherine → Madeline

　　Tiffany → Everly

　　Kimberly → Kinsley

　　Victoria → Evelyn

　　Alyssa → Eloise

　　Christina → Clara

　　Courtney → Kennedy

　　Madison → Addison

　　Laura → Nora

　　Jasmine → Amina

　　Sara → Zara

　　Amy → Ivy

　　Mary → Maeve

　　Anna → Ella

　　Erin → Riley

　　Crystal → Pearl

　　Brianna → Briar

　　Andrea → Athena

　　Abigail → Mabel

　　Alexandra → Aurora

　　Olivia → Nova

　　Allison → Alice

　　Morgan → Peyton

　　Emma → Ava

　　Kelly → Kylie

　　Maria → Maya

　　Natalie → Rosalie

　　Angela → Arabella

　　Erica → Eliana

　　Vanessa → Valentina

　　Chelsea → Brooklyn

　　Kristen → Bristol

　　Julia → Juliette

　　Kelsey → Paisley

　　Lindsey → Finley

　　Katie → Kaylee

　　Jamie → Charlie

　　Haley → Hadley

　　Kaitlyn → Kehlani

　　Kathryn → Madelyn

　　Shannon → London

　　Brooke → Brynn

　　Alicia → Aria

　　Grace → Mercy

　　Jacqueline → Evangeline

　　Jenna → Gemma

　　Sydney → Adelaide

　　Lisa → Isla

　　Cassandra → Camila

　　Jordan → Logan

　　Shelby → Ruby

　　Lindsay → Saylor

　　Caitlin → Adeline

　　Destiny → Journey

　　Katelyn → Adalynn

　　Catherine → Madeleine

　　Christine → Scarlett

　　Marissa → Louisa

　　Monica → Monroe

　　Savannah → Georgia

　　Paige → Reese

　　Gabrielle → Vivienne

　　April → June

　　Kristin → Tinley

　　Leah → Lola

　　Diana → Dahlia

　　Whitney → Delaney

　　Julie → Josie

　　Brittney → Brynlee

　　Sophia → Fiona

　　Caroline → Charlotte

　　Erika → Eva

　　Sierra → Skye

　　Isabella → Viviana

　　Hailey → Bailey

　　Molly → Millie

　　How would you transform your mom name for a baby born today?

About the Author

Sophie Kihm

　　Sophie Kihm has been writing for Nameberry since 2015. She has contributed stories on the top 2020s names, Gen Z names, and cottagecore baby names. Sophie is Nameberry’s resident Name Guru to the Stars, where she suggests names for celebrity babies. She also manages the Nameberry Instagram and Pinterest.

　　Sophie Kihm's articles on names have run on People, Today, The Huffington Post, and more. She has been quoted as a name expert by The Washington Post, People, The Huffington Post, and more. You can follow her personally on Instagram or Pinterest, or contact her at [email protected]. Sophie lives in Chicago.

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