If you’re looking for a more *unique* Disney-inspired baby name, these options are definitely not topping the charts.
Minnie: This sweet moniker hasn’t been in the top 1000 girl names since at least 2000. It’s a great diminutive for more “formal” names, like Wilhelmina or Amina, but stands alone well. It means “resolute protection.”
Mickey: I think Mickey is just darling, and hasn’t been in the top 1000 boy names since at least 2000 either. It’s so cute and spunky, with a more poignant meaning — “who is like God?”
Wendy: Wendy in Peter Pan was always a childhood favorite, but the name has steadily declined in popularity for decades. It means “friend” or “fair one.”
Rex: The anxious dinosaur in Toy Story is a good, loyal friend (and unintentionally hilarious), but his name hasn’t quite caught on in recent years — despite its regal meaning of “king.” While still among the top 1000 names for boys, Rex sits at #794. In 2020, it was #683.
Ralph: Wreck-It Ralph is so good, and there should honestly just be more Ralphs in the world. But in 2000, the name sat at #584 on the top 1000 boy names before becoming less and less popular and falling off in 2012. It made a comeback into the 900s in 2016, but hasn’t ranked since 2018, when it was #950. If you want a name with a cool meaning, though, look no further — Ralph means “wolf counsel.”
Bert: You know what the world also needs more of? Berts. Specifically, Bert from Mary Poppins, but we’ll take what we can get. This cute name for a little guy has all the vintage vibes, but still feels a little modern and spunky. It’s also plenty unique, not even hitting the top 1000 baby names for boys in at least two decades, and has the lovely meaning of “bright.”
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