Home / Life / Beauty & Style / Beauty & Style Shopping Guides 6 super cool baby name bracelets to celebrate your minis You say it four thousand times a day. Why not wear it, too? By Sara Goldstein Updated April 22, 2022 Rectangle We independently select and share the products we love—and may receive a commission if you choose to buy. I’m of the opinion that choosing your kid’s name is an even bigger decision than having them in the first place. Is it going to fit them? Shape who they are? Will they even like it when they’re a sulky teenager? But once they’re born and rocking it, our children’s names become part of us. We yell it across the playground, brand every belonging with it and write it several billion times across every form imaginable. And in times of challenge or reflection, it can remind us of why we do basically everything. Related: 13 mama necklaces you’ll want to wear 24/7 So it’s no surprise that personalized jewelry is a part of nearly every mama’s jewelry box. One style we can’t get enough of these days? The classic beaded friendship bracelet. Equal parts trendy and “did your kid make that for you?” we’re totally crushing on the casual style that somehow looks right at home even when you wear it alongside fancier jewels. (They also make the perfect Mother’s Day gift to treat yourself or drop as a hint!) We’ve rounded up some of our favorite personalized baby name bracelets. Get started on your unique stack with these top picks! Best Baby Name Bracelets Baublebar Custom multi Pisa bracelet • $40 This super chic take marries 6mm gold balls and glossy rainbow letters to create one-of-a-kind bracelets that feature names or even phrases. The addition of an ampersand, plus sign, hashtag, heart and star give you a whole host of options, so you can get creative. For Mother’s day, they’re offering 20% off all custom styles with code CUSTOM20 in case you want to get started on your stack! SHOP LWBDesigns 14K Gold Filled Custom Word Beaded Bracelet • $23 These cuties feature tiny gold beads along with circular rainbow on white acrylic letter beads. You can opt for larger gold beads if you prefer (there are 3mm-6mm to choose from) and even add multiple names to one bracelet. SHOP The Sis Kiss Custom Rockstar Bracelet • $23 The adjustable rockstar bracelets from The Sis Kiss are an easy everyday favorite. They’re made with black clay beads, black and white acrylic letter beads and adorable gold-colored stars and accent beads. SHOP Jane Basch Designs Beaded Baby Name Bracelet • $99 If you’re looking for something a little more sophisticated, this dainty number from Jane Basch Designs delivers. The gold-filled 7 inch canvas can be customized with up to eight letters, and like the rest of the collection is made in the USA. SHOP Little Words Project Custom Bracelet • $29.75 Beware, the ways to build your Little Words Project bracelet are basically endless. From stones to crystal beads in every color of the rainbow, you can build a gorgeous bauble that is uniquely yours. Good luck making those tough decisions, mama! SHOP TheBohoGlam Custom Name Bracelets • $13.50 These Heishi-style bracelets come in a variety of soft colors and feature a choice of black on white or gold on white letter beads. SHOP A version of this story was published February 21, 2021. It has been updated. Related Stories Beauty & Style Shopping Guides Lounge sets that slay from home to holiday travel Style Zooey Deschanel’s tips on how to get holiday party-ready (without putting your finger through your tights while your kids are yelling for dinner) Style 10 wide leg pants that are almost as comfy as pajamas–but look way more polished The latest Style Zooey Deschanel’s tips on how to get holiday party-ready (without putting your finger through your tights while your kids are yelling for dinner) Style 10 wide leg pants that are almost as comfy as pajamas–but look way more polished Beauty & Style Shopping Guides Hanna Andersson’s new colorable pajamas let kids wear their art to bed Beauty & Style Shopping Guides Bye-bye diaper bag: Stylish totes for your next mom era