Fruit Baby Names, Baby Names After Fruits, Page 2

Choosing a fruit baby name is a creative, cheerful way to give your little one a name as fresh and delicious as a summer orchard. Nature is full of naming inspiration, and fruit names — once eyebrow-raising — have become legitimately mainstream thanks to high-profile babies and a broader trend toward nature-inspired names. Fruit baby names feel sweet, distinctive, and full of personality.

You'll find surprisingly wearable picks like Apple (famously Gwyneth Paltrow's daughter), Clementine (little mercy, also the sweet citrus), Cherry, Berry, Kiwi, Olive (the classic that started the trend), Plum, Pear-inspired Perry, and Peaches. Rarer but lovely: Persimmon, Quince, Fig, Mango, and Raspberry. Some fruit-adjacent names are more subtle — Saffron (spice from the crocus, but fruity feel), Hazel (hazelnut), and Juniper (berry) all blur beautifully into this category. Each fruit baby name carries color, sweetness, and a hint of sunshine.

Say the name aloud with your surname and check whether it still feels fresh in a job application context — some fruit names (Olive, Clementine, Plum) wear better than others (Banana is generally not recommended for obvious reasons!). If you love this collection, you may also enjoy our Flower baby names, Colorful baby names, or our Earth-inspired picks. A fruit baby name gives your child a name as vibrant and unforgettable as a ripe summer day.