We thought of these cute names for Peppa Pig's baby sister

The world of Peppa Pig just got a whole lot more exciting. A new baby sister is on the way, and the internet is buzzing. Peppa’s already the queen of muddy puddles, George has his dinosaur obsession on lock, and now there’s room for a brand new piglet to join the fun. But what should they name her?


Honestly, choosing a name for Peppa’s baby sister is serious business. We’re not just talking about another cartoon character – we’re talking about someone who could shape the future of the Peppaverse. So, we put our thinking caps on, channelled our inner toddler, and came up with some adorable, playful, and downright perfect names for Peppa’s new sibling.

Pippa
Let’s start strong. “Peppa and Pippa” – say it out loud. Isn’t that the cutest thing? They sound like the dream team, the kind of sibling duo that gets matching raincoats and finishes each other’s sentences. Plus, “Pippa Pig” rolls off the tongue and totally fits the vibe.

Polly
Not to be confused with Granny Pig’s parrot, Polly is playful, pretty, and perky. It’s also an easy name for toddlers to say – super important for the under-5 demographic. Imagine George yelling, “Polly took my toy!” – iconic already.

Penny
Classic, sweet, and very British – just like the show itself. Penny has a touch of old-school charm, and she could totally be the “responsible one” in the sibling trio. Maybe she’s into books, tea parties, or inventing her own games. Either way, Penny Pig has a nice ring to it.

Posey
This one’s for the flower lovers. Posey is floral, fun, and full of personality. She could be the artsy piglet – always drawing, painting, or making daisy chains. Bonus: it fits the adorable theme without sounding too similar to Peppa or George.

Petal
Speaking of flowers, how cute would Petal Pig be? It’s almost too sweet. You can already imagine her wearing pink bows, giggling nonstop, and being everyone’s favourite at playgroup. Also, Peppa would definitely boss her around in a big-sister-but-still-loving way.

Pudding
Okay, hear us out. Pudding Pig. It’s unusual, yes – but it’s giving cozy, warm, and extremely British energy. “Mummy, can I have pudding and Pudding?” – adorable chaos. It might not be practical in real life, but for a cartoon? Chef’s kiss.

Pip
Simple, spunky, and stylish. Pip Pig sounds like a piglet who means business. She’d probably ride a scooter, have a rock collection, and invent her own language just for fun. We see her being the tomboyish, energetic little sister who keeps everyone on their toes.

Pearl
A little more elegant, but still totally fitting. Pearl Pig could be the calm one – the baby who never cries, always smiles, and somehow knows how to do yoga poses before she can talk. She’d bring balance to Peppa’s chaotic world.

Poppy
This one’s already a fan favourite – and for good reason. It’s bright, cheerful, and full of personality. Poppy Pig would definitely love jumping in puddles just like her big sis, and she’d probably start her own band or form a playgroup rebellion. We’re here for it.

Petunia
Slightly extra? Yes. But fabulous? Also yes. Petunia Pig would have flair. She’d wear hats to breakfast and demand sparkly boots for school. And her catchphrase? “Petunia does not do mud.” Until she does, obviously.

Of course, we’re not the only ones with name ideas
Social media has been flooded with adorable suggestions. Fans have pitched names like “Pumpkin,” “Pixie,” “Pebble,” and even “Princess Pig.” One user joked that the new baby should be called “Drama,” because every great show needs a little extra flair.

On Reddit and Twitter, Peppa enthusiasts are already drawing fan art and speculating about the baby sister’s personality. Will she be shy like George or loud like Peppa? Will she be obsessed with ponies? Could she secretly be a genius piglet in disguise?

Some parents have even said their toddlers are taking the naming business very seriously – with votes for names like “Rainbow,” “Cupcake,” and “Dinosaur 2.” Honestly, all valid choices.

Why a new sister is a big deal
Adding a new sibling in the Peppa universe is huge. For little viewers, it mirrors real-life changes like becoming an older sibling, dealing with family dynamics, and learning to share (toys and attention). It also opens up tons of cute storylines, from baby giggles to naptime mishaps to diaper drama.

It’s also an opportunity for fresh humour. George’s reaction will be hilarious – will he try to trade her for a toy dinosaur? And Daddy Pig might pretend to know what he’s doing when he really doesn’t. Classic.