This name might be bougie, but it still loves a good mud puddle. That's balance.

Ah, baby names—those adorable labels we give to tiny humans that somehow determine their destiny to wear Crocs with socks, or become the CEO of a gluten-free dog treat company. Today, we've plucked two names from the mystical Name Universe. Yes, your baby is about to become BFFs with destiny itself.

Introducing: Archibald (Archie for short)

Is the name trending?

Listen up! Archibald may sound like it should be stamped onto the entry gates of an ancestral family estate, but newsflash—Archie is having a moment. Don’t believe us? Take a peek at celebrity baby name lists and Instagram feeds filled with tiny Archies babbling away in custom onesies. Save us some monocle-wearing #ArchieGoals, will ya?

Does the name rhyme with any bad words (is it primary school bully safe)?

Fear not the wrath of elementary school name-callers. Archibald? More like sweet and wholesome. Unless “Patchie” suddenly becomes a taunting phrase, you’re in the clear. Archie could rhyme with 'march-y,' but unless your kid is planning a

baby boot camp, we think you're safe.

3 Famous people with this name?

• Archie Andrews: Yep, the one from the comic books who made redheads forever fabulous.
• Archie Mountbatten-Windsor: The royal tot who'll one day drop our website’s URL at a White House luncheon.
• Archibald Leach: You might know him as Cary Grant. Yes, THAT Cary Grant.

What is the history of the name?

The name Archibald is like a fine aged wine. Born in the Middle Ages, this moniker was all about soldier vibes—meaning "truly brave." Thank those fearless Scots for rolling out this nugget of name wisdom.

What does the name mean?

The spirit of Aragorn in the body of an adorable infant! Archie means "genuine" and "bold." Basically, it’s like giving your child an invisible suit of armor and a mega-dose of charisma.

Introducing: Electra

Is the name trending?

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tra might sound like it fell out of a My Little Pony episode, but this name shocks the trend charts now and then. Thanks to quirky celeb parents and their avant-garde baby-naming antics, Electra is the new cool. Or should we say, she’s charged up?

Does the name rhyme with any bad words (is it primary school bully safe)?

In the dangerous world of homonyms and playground rhymes, Electra stays safe. Sure, it might be mistaken for ‘Etch-a,’ but those kids clearly haven’t checked out before they wrecked out. Electra stands proudly untarnished in the primary school halls.

3 Famous people with this name?

• Electra Waggoner: Heiress whose name practically screams power and
  
  ponies.
• Electra Heart: Pseudonym of the musical sensation Marina Diamandis.
• Electra Avellan: Actress known for the "Grindhouse" films—a name that stands out in film credits!

What is the history of the name?

From Greek mythology to modern classrooms, Electra boasts historical royalties. Daughter of Agamemnon, her tale is one of drama that only reality TV would aspire to capture. She sure knows a thing or two about grabbing attention.

What does the name mean?

Shocking and vivid, Electra means "amber," with a touch of electricity. These babies are destined to light up rooms (and possibly chew some wires).

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