360+ Caribbean Girl Names – Island-Inspired Baby Names (With Meanings!)

Looking for beautiful Caribbean girl names? I’ve got your back! You know, I absolutely love how these names tell stories of sunny islands, warm breezes, and generations of family traditions. Whether you’re expecting a little one or just curious about Caribbean names, I’m here to share all my favorites with you.

These aren’t just any names – each one’s got its own special vibe. Some remind me of those gorgeous tropical flowers you see everywhere in the Caribbean, while others have this amazing mix of different cultures all blended together. Pretty cool, right?

Hey, while we’re talking about cultural names, you might want to peek at our Spanish group team names. There’s some really fun stuff there too!

So grab a cup of coffee (or maybe a tropical smoothie!), and let’s explore these beautiful names together. Trust me, by the time we’re done, you’ll probably have trouble picking just one favorite – they’re all that gorgeous!

Want to see what I’ve got in store? Let’s jump right in!

Female Caribbean Names

Let’s start with some absolute classics that have stood the test of time:

• Amara (African-Caribbean) – “Eternal beauty”
• Béatrice (French Caribbean) – “She who brings happiness”
• Calypso (Greek-Caribbean) – “Hidden, concealed”
• Dominique (French Caribbean) – “Of the Lord”
• Esmeralda (Spanish Caribbean) – “Emerald”
• Francesca (French/Spanish Caribbean) – “Free one”
• Gabriela (Spanish Caribbean) – “God is my strength”
• Helena (English Caribbean) – “Bright, shining one”
• Isabela (Spanish Caribbean) – “Pledged to God”
• Josefina (Spanish Caribbean) – “God will add”
• Katalina (Creole) – “Pure”
• Lucia (Spanish Caribbean) – “Light”
• Mariette (French Caribbean) – “Little bitter”
• Noelani (Mixed Caribbean) – “Heavenly mist”
• Odette (French Caribbean) – “Wealthy”
• Pascale (French Caribbean) – “Born at Easter”
• Quinta (Spanish Caribbean) – “Fifth”
• Rosalia (Spanish Caribbean) – “Rose”
• Sanaa (African Caribbean) – “Work of art”
• Tallulah (Indigenous Caribbean) – “Leaping water”

Caribbean Girl Names

These names are trending across the islands right now!

• Alana (Mixed Caribbean) – “Fair, beautiful”
• Belinda (Spanish Caribbean) – “Beautiful serpent”
• Carmen (Spanish Caribbean) – “Garden song”
• Delia (English Caribbean) – “From Delos”
• Elena (Spanish Caribbean) – “Bright light”
• Flora (Latin Caribbean) – “Flower”
• Giselle (French Caribbean) – “Pledge”
• Havana (Cuban Caribbean) – “Harbor”
• Indira (Indo-Caribbean) – “Beauty”
• Jamila (African Caribbean) – “Beautiful”
• Karina (Mixed Caribbean) – “Pure”
• Leona (Spanish Caribbean) – “Lioness”
• Mariah (English Caribbean) – “Star of the sea”
• Nina (Spanish Caribbean) – “Little girl”
• Ophelia (French Caribbean) – “Help”
• Paloma (Spanish Caribbean) – “Dove”
• Queenie (English Caribbean) – “Royal”
• Raquel (Spanish Caribbean) – “Innocent lamb”
• Sierra (Spanish Caribbean) – “Mountain range”
• Tessa (English Caribbean) – “To reap”

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Caribbean Women Names

These names carry such strength and grace – perfect for any little girl:

• Adriana (Spanish Caribbean) – “From Hadria”
• Bianca (Spanish Caribbean) – “White, pure”
• Celestina (Spanish Caribbean) – “Heavenly”
• Desiree (French Caribbean) – “Desired”
• Esperanza (Spanish Caribbean) – “Hope”
• Felicia (Latin Caribbean) – “Happy, fortunate”
• Gloria (Spanish Caribbean) – “Glory”
• Honoré (French Caribbean) – “Honor”
• Iris (Greek Caribbean) – “Rainbow”
• Jasmine (English Caribbean) – “Jasmine flower”
• Karida (African Caribbean) – “Beloved”
• Luna (Spanish Caribbean) – “Moon”
• Mariposa (Spanish Caribbean) – “Butterfly”
• Nadine (French Caribbean) – “Hope”
• Octavia (Latin Caribbean) – “Eighth”
• Perla (Spanish Caribbean) – “Pearl”
• Quiana (African Caribbean) – “Divine”
• Regina (Latin Caribbean) – “Queen”
• Solange (French Caribbean) – “Solemn”
• Theresa (Greek Caribbean) – “Summer harvester”

Want more nature-inspired names? Take a look at our nature last names collection!

West Indian Female Names

These names have such a rich history in the West Indies – each one tells its own special story:

• Amelia (British West Indies) – “Work of the Lord”
• Bernice (English Caribbean) – “Bringer of victory”
• Cassandra (Greek-West Indian) – “Shining upon man”
• Dahlia (Mixed West Indian) – “Valley flower”
• Eden (English West Indian) – “Place of pleasure”
• Faith (English West Indian) – “Trust, confidence”
• Grace (English Caribbean) – “Elegance”
• Hope (English West Indian) – “Optimism”
• India (Indo-Caribbean) – “Of the Indus River”
• Joy (English West Indian) – “Happiness”
• Kiara (Mixed West Indian) – “Bright”
• Liana (French West Indian) – “To climb”
• Maya (Mixed Caribbean) – “Water”
• Noelle (French West Indian) – “Born on Christmas”
• Opal (English West Indian) – “Precious stone”
• Pearl (English Caribbean) – “Precious gem”
• Rhianna (West Indian) – “Great queen”
• Sade (African-Caribbean) – “Honor bestows crown”
• Tamara (Hebrew-Caribbean) – “Palm tree”
• Vanessa (English Caribbean) – “Butterfly”

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Caribbean Names for Women

Check out these gorgeous names that are super popular in the Caribbean right now:

• Alma (Spanish Caribbean) – “Soul”
• Beatriz (Spanish Caribbean) – “Voyager”
• Celia (Latin Caribbean) – “Heavenly”
• Diana (Latin Caribbean) – “Divine”
• Emilia (Spanish Caribbean) – “Rival”
• Farah (Arab-Caribbean) – “Joy”
• Gabrielle (French Caribbean) – “God is my strength”
• Hannah (English Caribbean) – “Grace”
• Isabel (Spanish Caribbean) – “Pledged to God”
• Julia (Latin Caribbean) – “Youthful”
• Keira (English Caribbean) – “Dark-haired”
• Lily (English Caribbean) – “Pure”
• Maria (Spanish Caribbean) – “Bitter sea”
• Naomi (Hebrew-Caribbean) – “Pleasant”
• Olivia (Latin Caribbean) – “Olive tree”
• Patricia (Latin Caribbean) – “Noble”
• Rosa (Spanish Caribbean) – “Rose”
• Sofia (Spanish Caribbean) – “Wisdom”
• Talia (Hebrew-Caribbean) – “Dew from heaven”
• Ysabel (Spanish Caribbean) – “Consecrated to God”

Looking for more spiritual names? Take a peek at our spiritual group names collection!

West Indian Names Female

You know what I love about these names? They’ve got such a cool mix of different influences:

• Adella (French West Indian) – “Noble” – This one’s got such a sweet ring to it!
• Beverly (English Caribbean) – “Beaver meadow”
• Crystal (English West Indian) – “Ice” – Super popular in Trinidad
• Dawn (English Caribbean) – “Daybreak”
• Eva (Latin West Indian) – “Life”
• Fiona (English Caribbean) – “Fair”
• Ginger (English Caribbean) – “Pure”
• Heather (English West Indian) – “Flowering plant”
• Ingrid (Norse-Caribbean) – “Beautiful”
• Jasmin (French Caribbean) – “Gift from God”
• Kelly (English Caribbean) – “Warrior”
• Laurel (English Caribbean) – “Victory”
• Melissa (Greek Caribbean) – “Honey bee”
• Nicole (French Caribbean) – “Victory of the people”
• Odessa (Greek Caribbean) – “Long journey”
• Paulette (French Caribbean) – “Small”
• Rachel (Hebrew Caribbean) – “Ewe”
• Sandra (Greek Caribbean) – “Defender”
• Trinity (English Caribbean) – “Three in one”
• Victoria (Latin Caribbean) – “Victory”

Into victory-themed names? Check out our winning team names!

Caribbean Names Female

These names are like little pieces of island magic – each one’s got its own special story:

• Allegra (Italian Caribbean) – “Joyful” – Don’t you just love how happy it sounds?
• Bibi (Mixed Caribbean) – “Lady”
• Catalina (Spanish Caribbean) – “Pure”
• Delphine (French Caribbean) – “Dolphin”
• Estella (Spanish Caribbean) – “Star”
• Faye (French Caribbean) – “Fairy”
• Gemma (Latin Caribbean) – “Gem”
• Harper (English Caribbean) – “Harp player”
• Imani (African Caribbean) – “Faith”
• Jade (Spanish Caribbean) – “Green stone”
• Kai (Mixed Caribbean) – “Sea”
• Leilani (Mixed Caribbean) – “Heavenly flowers”
• Marina (Latin Caribbean) – “From the sea”
• Nova (Latin Caribbean) – “New”
• Oceana (Greek Caribbean) – “Ocean”
• Pippa (English Caribbean) – “Lover of horses”
• Raven (English Caribbean) – “Black bird”
• Selena (Greek Caribbean) – “Moon”
• Tiana (Mixed Caribbean) – “Princess”
• Zara (Arabic Caribbean) – “Princess”

Love names that sparkle? You’ll enjoy our gem-inspired collection!

Caribbean Women’s Names

You know what’s cool about these names? They all have this amazing mix of strength and beauty:

• Acadia (French Caribbean) – “Idyllic place” – Perfect for nature lovers!
• Briana (English Caribbean) – “Strong, virtuous”
• Carmen (Spanish Caribbean) – “Garden poem”
• Daphne (Greek Caribbean) – “Laurel tree”
• Emerald (English Caribbean) – “Green precious stone”
• Fleur (French Caribbean) – “Flower”
• Garcelle (French Caribbean) – “Young warrior”
• Haven (English Caribbean) – “Safe place”
• Isla (Spanish Caribbean) – “Island”
• Jewel (English Caribbean) – “Precious stone”
• Kayla (Mixed Caribbean) – “Pure”
• Lena (Spanish Caribbean) – “Bright light”
• Marisol (Spanish Caribbean) – “Sun and sea”
• Nadia (Mixed Caribbean) – “Hope”
• Ottilie (French Caribbean) – “Prosperous in battle”
• Prisca (Latin Caribbean) – “Ancient”
• Ruby (English Caribbean) – “Red gemstone”
• Senna (Arabic Caribbean) – “Brightness”
• Terra (Latin Caribbean) – “Earth”
• Vita (Latin Caribbean) – “Life”

Love names inspired by nature? Check out our beach usernames collection!

Caribbean Female Names

These names are total classics in the Caribbean – you hear them everywhere on the islands:

• Antonia (Spanish Caribbean) – “Priceless”
• Bonita (Spanish Caribbean) – “Pretty”
• Coral (Spanish Caribbean) – “Sea formation” – Isn’t that just perfect for an island baby?
• Divina (Latin Caribbean) – “Divine”
• Echo (Greek Caribbean) – “Reflected sound”
• Flora (Latin Caribbean) – “Flower”
• Genesis (Greek Caribbean) – “Beginning”
• Harmony (English Caribbean) – “Musical peace”
• Iris (Greek Caribbean) – “Rainbow”
• Jasmine (Persian Caribbean) – “Gift from God”
• Kaia (Mixed Caribbean) – “Sea”
• Luna (Latin Caribbean) – “Moon”
• Melody (Greek Caribbean) – “Song”
• Nevis (Island name) – “Our Lady of the Snows”
• Oceane (French Caribbean) – “Ocean”
• Pearl (English Caribbean) – “Precious gem”
• Rain (English Caribbean) – “Blessing from above”
• Sage (Latin Caribbean) – “Wise”
• Tempest (English Caribbean) – “Storm”
• Yara (Brazilian Caribbean) – “Water lady”

Into musical names? You’ll love our singers group names!

Unique Caribbean Girl Names

These names are extra special – they’re the kind that make people ask “Oh, what a beautiful name, what does it mean?”

• Azurite (French Caribbean) – “Blue stone” – How pretty is that?
• Bellamy (French Caribbean) – “Beautiful friend”
• Cayenne (French Caribbean) – “Spicy” – Just like Caribbean flavor!
• Dominica (Island name) – “Sunday child”
• Evolette (French Caribbean) – “Life”
• Finola (Irish-Caribbean) – “Fair shoulder”
• Grenada (Island name) – “Pomegranate”
• Havana (Cuban) – “Heaven”
• Indigo (English Caribbean) – “Deep blue”
• Jalissa (Mixed Caribbean) – “Free spirit”
• Kahina (African Caribbean) – “Queen”
• Lumina (Latin Caribbean) – “Light”
• Martinique (Island name) – “Island flower”
• Nerissa (Greek Caribbean) – “Sea sprite”
• Ondina (Latin Caribbean) – “Little wave”
• Petrina (Greek Caribbean) – “Rock”
• Reef (English Caribbean) – “Coral ridge”
• Saona (Island name) – “Beautiful bay”
• Tobago (Island name) – “Tobacco leaf”
• Zinnia (Latin Caribbean) – “Flower”

Love unique names? You’ll adore our unique group names list!

Cute Female Caribbean Names

Aww, these names are just adorable! Perfect for your little sunshine:

• Aimée (French Caribbean) – “Beloved” – Isn’t that sweet?
• Buttercup (English Caribbean) – “Yellow flower”
• Coco (Mixed Caribbean) – “Coconut”
• Daisy (English Caribbean) – “Day’s eye”
• Ella (Spanish Caribbean) – “Beautiful fairy”
• Fifi (French Caribbean) – “Joy”
• Gigi (French Caribbean) – “Trustworthy”
• Honey (English Caribbean) – “Sweet one”
• Isla (Spanish Caribbean) – “Island girl”
• Jolie (French Caribbean) – “Pretty”
• Kitty (English Caribbean) – “Pure”
• Lili (French Caribbean) – “Lily flower”
• Mimi (French Caribbean) – “Sweet”
• Nini (Spanish Caribbean) – “Little girl”
• Penny (English Caribbean) – “Weaver”
• Rosie (English Caribbean) – “Rose”
• Sunny (English Caribbean) – “Sunshine”
• Titi (Mixed Caribbean) – “Flower”
• Vivi (French Caribbean) – “Life”
• Zuzu (Mixed Caribbean) – “Lily”

Looking for more adorable names? Check out our cute group names collection!

Female Caribbean Names and Meanings

Here’s our final list – and trust me, I saved some really special ones for last!

• Amaryllis (Greek Caribbean) – “Sparkling”
  You know that feeling when sunlight hits the ocean? That’s what this name feels like!
• Blossom (English Caribbean) – “Flower”
  Sweet and simple, just like those pretty flowers you see all over the islands.
• Caribe (Indigenous) – “Brave ones”
  Now there’s a powerful name for a strong little girl!
• Desirada (French Caribbean) – “Desired one”
  Named after a gorgeous little island – how special is that?
• Eden (Mixed Caribbean) – “Paradise”
  Because really, what better describes the Caribbean?
• Flamboyant (French Caribbean) – “Fiery tree”
  After those stunning red trees you see everywhere in the islands.
• Galena (Greek Caribbean) – “Calm sea”
  Perfect for those peaceful morning beach vibes.
• Holiday (English Caribbean) – “Celebration”
  Because every day in the Caribbean feels like one!
• Indira (Indo-Caribbean) – “Beauty”
  Such a graceful name with deep roots.
• Jacaranda (Mixed Caribbean) – “Fragrant tree”
  Named after those gorgeous purple-flowered trees.
• Kalypso (Greek Caribbean) – “Hidden one”
  Makes you think of mysterious island coves, doesn’t it?
• Linnea (Mixed Caribbean) – “Lime tree”
  Fresh and zesty – just like Caribbean cuisine!
• Mango (Mixed Caribbean) – “Sweet fruit”
  Because who doesn’t love this Caribbean favorite?
• Nerina (Greek Caribbean) – “Sea nymph”
  Like a little mermaid of the Caribbean!
• Oleander (Greek Caribbean) – “Beautiful flower”
  Such an elegant island bloom.
• Palm (English Caribbean) – “Victory”
  Strong and steady, like those trees that line our beaches.
• Quinta (Spanish Caribbean) – “Fifth born”
  Traditional but with a modern twist.
• Riva (Latin Caribbean) – “Shore”
  Where the ocean meets the sand – perfect!
• Savannah (English Caribbean) – “Open plain”
  Reminds me of those beautiful island grasslands.
• Tropical (English Caribbean) – “Of the tropics”
  Because sometimes the simplest names are the most meaningful!

Love names with deep meanings? Don’t miss our cultural team club names collection!

Behind Caribbean Names

Picture this: waves crashing on golden shores, warm breezes carrying the scent of tropical flowers, and centuries of diverse cultures blending together. That’s exactly what Caribbean names represent – a beautiful mix of different worlds coming together.

African Influences

The African influence on Caribbean names runs deep, like roots of an ancient tree. Many names come from West African languages, bringing with them powerful meanings and connections to ancient traditions. These names often reflect:

• Strength and resilience
• Connection to nature and spirits
• Family values and community bonds
• Life events and circumstances of birth

European Influences

When European colonizers arrived in the Caribbean, they brought their naming traditions with them. You’ll find lots of names with:

• Spanish melodic sounds
• French elegance
• English traditional elements
• Dutch influences in certain islands

If you love European-influenced names, check out our collection of French usernames for more inspiration.

Indigenous Influences

The original inhabitants of the Caribbean, the Taíno and Carib peoples, left their mark on naming traditions too. Their influence shows up in names that:

• Honor nature and island life
• Reflect spiritual beliefs
• Describe natural phenomena
• Celebrate tribal heritage

Popular Categories of Caribbean Girl Names

Nature-Inspired Names

The Caribbean’s stunning natural beauty gives us some gorgeous names. Think about it – what could be more beautiful than naming your daughter after:

• Tropical flowers
• Island fruits
• Ocean elements
• Mountain features
• Weather patterns

Here’s a small sample of nature-inspired names:

Name	Origin	Meaning
Coral	Spanish Caribbean	After the sea coral
Isla	Spanish/English	Island
Flora	Latin Caribbean	Flower
Marina	Spanish Caribbean	Of the sea

Musical and Rhythmic Names

Music runs through Caribbean culture like a heartbeat, and many names reflect this musical heritage. These names often have:

• Melodic sounds
• Rhythmic patterns
• Dance-inspired elements
• References to musical instruments

Love musical names? You might enjoy our guide to singers group names for more melodic inspiration.

Spiritual and Religious Names

The Caribbean’s rich spiritual tapestry weaves together many different beliefs. Names from this category carry deep meaning and often point to:

• Christian saints and biblical figures
• African spiritual traditions
• Indigenous beliefs
• Natural elements with spiritual significance

For more spiritually meaningful names, take a peek at our spiritual usernames collection.

Strong and Empowering Names

Caribbean parents love giving their daughters names that pack a punch! These names often celebrate:

• Female strength
• Leadership qualities
• Historical heroines
• Natural forces

Top Caribbean Girl Names with Meanings

Let me share some of my favorite Caribbean girl names with you. Each one tells its own special story:

Name	Origin	Meaning
Amara	African Caribbean	Grace or beloved
Celina	Spanish Caribbean	Heaven or moon
Dominique	French Caribbean	Of the Lord
Esme	French Caribbean	Loved
Jamila	African Caribbean	Beautiful

Want more beautiful name options? Check out our beautiful group names guide.

Caribbean Girl Names by Origin

Creole Names

Creole names are like a spicy Caribbean stew – they mix different cultural ingredients to create something totally unique! These names often:

• Blend different languages
• Have creative spellings
• Include unique sound combinations
• Tell stories of cultural mixing

Spanish Caribbean Names

Spanish influence brings such a lovely musical quality to Caribbean names. You’ll notice:

• Flowing vowel sounds
• Romantic meanings
• Religious connections
• Nature themes

Love Spanish names? Don’t miss our Spanish usernames collection.

French Caribbean Names

French Caribbean names add that special touch of elegance. They typically feature:

• Sophisticated sounds
• Graceful meanings
• Cultural references
• Historical connections

English Caribbean Names

English Caribbean names often show:

• Traditional British influence
• Modern twists on classics
• Unique island pronunciations
• Creative combinations

Unique and Rare Caribbean Girl Names

Looking for something extra special? Here are some hidden gems you might not have heard before:

• Zafina – means “treasure” in Creole
• Mariposa – Spanish Caribbean for “butterfly”
• Kizzy – derived from African roots meaning “stay and learn”
• Tallulah – means “leaping water” in Choctaw

If you’re into unique names, you’ll love our unique usernames collection.

Caribbean Girl Names Inspired by Islands

You know what’s cool? Naming your little girl after one of those stunning Caribbean islands! Each island has its own vibe and story to tell.

• Trinidad – meaning “trinity”
• Lucia – after the beautiful Saint Lucia
• Jamaica – has a lovely musical ring to it
• Barbados – unique and strong

Speaking of beautiful places, have you seen our beach usernames collection? It might give you some extra inspiration!

What’s Hot in Caribbean Naming Trends

Modern vs Traditional Names

So here’s what’s happening in Caribbean naming these days – there’s this fun dance between old and new. Some parents are going super traditional, while others are mixing things up with modern twists.

Traditional vibes:

• Maria
• Isabella
• Carmen
• Josephine

Modern trends:

• Aria-Rose
• Kai
• Nova
• Zara

Names That Are Catching Fire

You won’t believe how some names are just taking off! Caribbean parents are loving names that:

• Mix different cultures
• Sound unique but aren’t hard to say
• Have powerful meanings
• Connect with nature

Picking the Perfect Caribbean Name

Family Heritage Matters

Here’s the thing about choosing a Caribbean name – it’s like picking up a piece of your family’s story. Ask yourself:

• What islands are part of your family story?
• Are there any special family names?
• What languages matter to your family?
• What traditions do you want to keep alive?

Making Sure It Works

Let’s talk real talk – you want a name that’s:

• Easy enough for people to say
• Won’t give your kid headaches when spelling it
• Sounds good with your last name
• Makes you smile every time you say it

Need more inspiration? Check out our creative usernames guide!

Famous Caribbean Names

Want to know what Caribbean celebrities are naming their daughters? Some sweet picks include:

Celebrity	Daughter’s Name	Meaning
Rihanna	Not yet revealed	(But we’re all waiting!)
Nicki Minaj	Nina	Grace
Naomi Campbell	Girl’s name kept private	Unknown

Caribbean Names in Books and Shows

You’ll find some gorgeous Caribbean girl names in stories and on screen:

• Precious – from Caribbean literature
• Calypso – popular in island tales
• Marina – featured in many Caribbean shows
• Pearl – a classic in island stories

Love stories and creative names? Don’t miss our fantasy house names collection!

Keeping Caribbean Culture Alive Through Names

You know what’s really special about choosing a Caribbean name? It’s like passing down a little piece of sunshine to the next generation. When you pick a Caribbean name, you’re not just picking pretty sounds – you’re keeping stories and traditions going.

Think about it – every time someone asks about your daughter’s name, you get to share:

• The meaning behind it
• Your family’s island connection
• A bit of Caribbean culture
• Those beautiful traditions

Love preserving cultural traditions? Check out our cultural team club names for more ideas!

Bringing It All Together: Why Caribbean Girl Names Rock

Let me tell you why I’m such a fan of Caribbean names. They’re like a perfect tropical smoothie – they mix together all these amazing flavors:

• Deep meanings from different cultures
• Beautiful, flowing sounds
• Strong connections to nature
• Rich family histories

Quick Tips for Choosing Your Caribbean Name

Here’s what I tell my friends when they’re picking a Caribbean name:

1. Say it out loud – a lot!
2. Ask your family about special island names
3. Look up the meaning – it matters
4. Make sure it feels right in your heart

Need more naming inspiration? Take a peek at our unique group names list!

A Final Thought

Listen, at the end of the day, picking a name is super personal. But here’s what makes Caribbean names so special – they’re like little time capsules, carrying stories across oceans and generations. Whether you go with something traditional like Marina or something more unique like Zafina, you’re connecting your little girl to this amazing cultural heritage.

Remember, the perfect name is out there waiting for you. Maybe it’s inspired by the waves of the Caribbean Sea, or maybe it comes from a story your grandmother used to tell. Whatever you choose, make it meaningful to you.

Want more inspiration? Don’t forget to check out our creative usernames and family group names collections!

One Last Thing…

Before you go, just remember this – names have power. They shape who we are and connect us to where we come from. When you give your daughter a Caribbean name, you’re giving her more than just a pretty word – you’re giving her roots, wings, and a story all her own.

What do you think about Caribbean girl names? Got any favorites from the ones we talked about? I’d love to hear your thoughts!