Baby name lists are reading material for most expectant Mums looking for inspiration on what to call their new arrivals.

The popular names can seem to be ever-changing, as parents to be draw inspiration from everything from nature to their favourite TV shows.

With Valentine's Day fast approaching, there is a new source of inspiration especially for any babies born on Monday.

This list compiled by Nannie's Matter is perfect for anyone expecting their baby around the special date.

Take a look at the top Valentine's Day inspired baby names…

Rose

Rose moved up 200 places in popular names list in the past decade and was most recently given by Stacey Solomon to her baby daughter.

It's never fallen out of the top 400 since the 1950s and continues to be the perfect Valentine’s Day-themed moniker.

Esme

Esme means 'loved' and has continually grown in popularity over the past ten years.

The girls' name currently is at number 398 since entering the top 1000 names in 2010.

Romeo

As used by Victoria and David Beckham for their middle son, Romeo has remained in use as a boy's name and landed last year at number 377.

Fittingly, there were almost as many Romeos as Juliets born last year, making them a true perfect pairs.

Juliet

The name Juliet is currently enjoying it's biggest popularity since the 1950s ranking at number 306.
Julia continues to be more popular and sits at 107 while Julie has declined in popularity and is currently 617th.

Amy

Amy is derived from the Latin word for 'beloved' so perfect for a Valentine's Day baby.

The name spent 13 years in the top ten from 1969 to 1982 as a girl’s name, but has fallen steadily to #216, which still makes it one of the most popular names on this list.

Saint

As used by Kanye West and Kim Kardashian for their son born in 2018, Saint has quickly risen up the ranks of popularity.

It's currently in at 578 for boys, and generally moves up more than 100 places each year suggesting it will continue to rise even higher.

Valentina

While Valentine doesn't even rank in any lists, Valentina and Valentino have both been climbing in popularity since the 1990s.

Valentina peaked at 73 in the girls chart while Valentino reached number 619 out of the most popular 1000 names,

Dewey

While it is currently not appearing in any popularity lists, Dewey is Welsh for 'beloved' so a perfect fit for a Valentine inspired name.

Could it be primed for a comeback? If not, then it will definitely always be an original choice.

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