If you’re having trouble coming up with names for your little lady, the place to start might be your family tree. Or consider our list of top 50 Italian names for baby girls below. There’s much more to be had in the way of first and middle names than just Connie or Gina.

Your admiration of Italy can be as simple as appreciating the country’s unique boot shape or as intense as adoring their rich gastronomic pleasures. Wherever your affection lies, you don’t have to be Italian to enjoy the beauty of the language and the many Italian baby names available for your child. And you don’t have to be of Italian descent to embrace this culture’s unique baby-naming practices. Check out our pick of the top 50 Italian baby boy names.

The Social Security Administration comes out with their most popular baby names every year, including the most popular names for twins.  From 2006-2008 Jacob and Joshua have ranked #1 for twin boy name combinations. For girls, Ella and Emma has remained in the top spot since 2006 followed by Madison and Morgan.

Many parents are now seeking traditional names for their baby girl. These are typically names that are often in common use today but tend to avoid the "trendy" label. Many of these names never grow old or leave a "generational" taste in one's mouth after a decade or two. Come browse our list of the Top 50 raditional girl names and their meanings and see for yourself!