45 Cute Baby Girl Nicknames

Busy

Does your child never stop moving? "Busy" might be just the right moniker for a girl who is less interested in naps and more interested in exploring.

Sister

This nickname is a fond reminder of your little girl's role in the family. Sister can be fun-loving and big on responsibility, too.

Boo

Cute, short, and endearing, "Boo" could be just right for your little one. This nickname shows a lot of love and is sometimes used for a significant other, too.

Scout

This name was popularized by the fearless main character of To Kill a Mockingbird. Scout makes a great choice for your little adventurer.

Dot

Dot is typically used as a shortened version of the name Dorothy. Dottie is another old-fashioned nickname for your sweet girl.

Missy

Missy is a shortened version of Melissa, but can be used as a nickname for any girl. It can be said sweetly or spoken sternly when your girl gets in a heap of trouble.

Tiny

"Tiny" is perfect for your little peanut. And if it sticks, Tiny can be a good-humored nickname when your child is all grown up.

Sunny

This one is a great choice for any child with a happy disposition. "Sunny" sees the bright side of life and is a joy to be around.

Kiki

Kiki is a good nickname for any child with a name starting with "K." Kiki also has spunk and is the life of the party.

Sissy

"Sissy" is a diminutive of "Sister" and a sweet name for the little girl you adore. It can also be used as a shortened version of Cecilia.

Bee

"Bee" is an excellent choice for a busy girl who darts about. This is also a cute nickname for any child's name starting with "B."

Lollie

Lollie has been used as a nickname for Lauras, Laurens, Lolas, Louises, and more. Even the occasional Charlotte, Dolores, or Yolanda has been affectionately called by this name.

Birdie

Birdie is an old-fashioned Victorian-era nickname that has made a comeback. This name works for any little chick, but is doubly cute for girls with bird names like Raven or Robin.

Doodle

Your "Doodle" is silly, imaginative, and fun. And maybe she'll develop artistic talents one day.

Kitty

Occasionally used as a first name, "Kitty" is most commonly a nickname for Katherine or Catherine. You'll have warm fuzzies every time you greet your baby girl.

Honey

Sweet as sugar and a term of endearment for any family member you love. "Honey" is a moniker for adored children around the South.

Ladybug

Ladybug reminds us of a popular hero in children's books. Your little Ladybug could be just as busy and imaginative, exploring the world and saving the day.

Belle

Belle means "beautiful girl" and could be a perfect name for your Southern belle. It's also a shortened version of Isabelle.

Lovey

"Lovey" is a sweet name with British origins. It also lends itself to rhyming with "Dovey."

Lil

This one can be used as a shortened version of Elizabeth, Lily, Lillian, and more. It's also short for "little," so why not use Lil for your little one?

Bebe

Bebe can be pronounced "bey-bey" or "bee-bee," depending on your druthers. Either way, it's a sweet name for the babe in your arms.

Peachy

"Peachy" or "Peaches" are both choice names for a girl that you just want to gobble up. She's a delight that makes your heart feel peachy keen.

Lala

Lala is sometimes used as a cutesy version of Laura and other "L" names. A big sister or brother will catch on to this easy-to-say name right away.

Rosy

A common nickname for Rose, Rosalie, Rosemary, and more. Rosy is also a good choice for a child with a sweet disposition.

Sugar

Speaking of sweet, how much sweeter can you get than with a name like Sugar? Sometimes shortened to "Shug," this is one you'll only hear in the South.

Poppy

Poppy is a popular nickname in children's stories and movies, and is sometimes used as a nickname for Penelope. It could also be the perfect name for your beautiful flower.

Cookie

"Cookie" is another sweet term of endearment for your baby girl. She's downright scrumptious, so this name seems in good taste.

Bunny

Bunny can be used for "B" names, but it's also an adorable nickname for any girl. This one can also be lengthened to "Honey Bunny" when you're feeling especially affectionate.

Lotty

"Lotty" is a common nickname for Charlotte. Both names are quaint and old-fashioned, and we're all about vintage names from our grandparents' generation.

Jojo

Jojo is a spunky nickname for both boys and girls with names that start with "Jo." Your Josephine, Joanna, or Jolene could thrive with this fun-loving name.

Minnie

Maybe you just love Disney, or you have a Mary, Amelia, Melanie, or Minerva in the house. Minnie is a classic name that was very popular decades ago.

Bobbie

"Bobbie" is traditionally short for Roberta or sometimes Barbara. This name has a slightly old-fashioned ring to it and could be used to acknowledge a member of the family tree.

Coco

This French nickname makes us think of high-fashion, but could also be a fun moniker for your Cordelia. Either way, Coco is sure to be a singular girl.

Lily

Lily is a beautiful name on its own, but can also be used as a shortened version of Lilian, Lillith, and other variations. Your sweet flower would be happy to answer to this name.

Lovebug

This one doesn't need much explanation, does it? Grandma is sure to dote on her little Lovebug, and soon the whole family will be following along.

Bitsy

"Bitsy" can be short for Elizabeth, or it might just feel right when you're holding your little bit. And it will make singing "Itsy Bitsy Spider" that much more fun.

Twinkle

Does your baby girl shine, or do you just love her twinkle toes? If so, Twinkle could be a cute and unique name to call her.

Doll

She's small, adorable, and precious-looking in her newest dress. "Doll" has long been used as an endearing term for young girls.

Toots

This affectionate nickname is slightly vintage and full of sass. "Toots" is a playful name for the liveliest girl in the family.

Peanut

Almost as iconic as boiled peanuts, this name is an affectionate term used for any little one in the South. And your bundle of joy looks just like a peanut when she's all swaddled up.

Jazz

This nickname can be short for Jasmin. Or maybe your child has a colorful spirit and a musical soul.

Kit Kat

This name is perfect for a sweet and sassy child. "Kit Kat" can also be used as another nickname for Katherine.

Little Bit

Little Bit, Tiny, Peanut—all are affectionate names for your precious girl. You're treasuring these years and just hoping she can stay Little Bit for a little while longer.

Buffy

Popularized by the TV show, "Buffy" was traditionally used as a nickname for Elizabeth. Your Buffy might be adorable, but she's also one tough cookie.

Tiggy

This fairly uncommon nickname was traditionally used for Antigone. It's full of bounce and fun.

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