Vintage nicknames for girls feel new again. Many modern parents are choosing to forgo traditional full forms and put an old-fashioned nickname on the birth certificate instead. Elsie, Winnie, and Millie outrank their more formal counterparts, Elsa, Winifred, and Mildred.
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Along with Elsie and Millie, other vintage nicknames for girls in the US Top 1000 include Maisie, Nellie, Josie, Emmy, Belle, Evie, Hattie, and Rosie. You may not have heard of vintage nicknames such as Floy, Ibby, Sudie, and Winnet, which are all but forgotten, though could stand to be revived.
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These vintage nicknames for girls might be worth a fresh look. Check our larger <a href="http://nameberry.com/list/220/Nicknames-for-Girls">Nicknames for Girls list</a> for more choices. And if it's adorable you're after, check out this list of <a href="https://nameberry.com/list/507/cute-baby-names">cute baby names</a>, which includes lots of nickname-names. For a complete guide to nickname options, read our <a href="https://nameberry.com/blog/nicknames-ultimate-guide">Ultimate Guide to Nicknames</a>.
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<h2>Vintage Nicknames for Girls</h2>

Vintage Nicknames for Girls

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Vintage and retro nicknames, diminutives, and short form names for baby girls, old fashioned, old lady names with meanings, origin, and popularity (Page 8)