Getting pregnant and carrying a baby to full term isn’t always easy. Many people struggle for many years to finally meet their longed for child. I’ve been thinking about this a lot recently so I wanted to highlight the resilience and hopefulness of these parents by finding 10 baby names that celebrate your miracle.
Amari
Amari has its roots in Hebrew and means ‘Promised by God’. You could also use Amaris for the same meaning
Beatrix
Beatrix and Beatrice both come from the Latin “Beatus” meaning ‘blessed’
Interestingly, the name Benedick (or Benedict) also means blessed, which means that the two characters in Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing are blessed!
Mirielle
Mirielle is a French name, meaning ‘miraculous’
Nessa
Although Nessa is more popular as a shortening of the name Agnes or Vanessa, it’s also a name in its own right. It’s Jewish, meaning ‘miracle’.
Sachi
I think Sachi is such a lovely girl’s name. Japanese origin meaning “child of joy”.
It’s a shortened version of Sachiko.
Aaron
Aaron is an English name, meaning ‘miraculous.’
Thaddeus
Thaddeus is the Aramaic version of the name Theodore and means ‘blessing of God.’
Loreto
Loreto is an Italian town with Bibilical connections, where angels were said to have miraculously transported Joseph, Mary and Jesus. The meaning “miraculous” is therefore used in relation to ‘Loreto’
Asher
Another biblical name, there seem to be lots of miracles in days of yore!
Asher was one of Jacob’s 12 sons in the Bible. Jacob described Asher as his most blessed son.
Jesse
I actually think of this as either a boy or girl’s name. It’s of Hebrew origin, meaning “a blessing,” or “gift.”
So there are 10 baby names that celebrate your miracle, because let’s face it, your baby is miraculous.
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