Are you curious about the most popular baby names in the U.S.? Each year, parents look for the perfect name for their little ones, and trends often shift in fascinating ways. In this video, we explore the top three names for girls and boys since 2015, revealing what has made Olivia, Emma, and Amelia the go-to choices for girls, while Liam, Noah, and Oliver have captured the hearts of parents for boys.
The U.S. Social Security Administration provides a yearly list of the most popular baby names, which is based on the applications for Social Security cards submitted at birth. Olivia and Liam have dominated the charts, holding the top spots for six consecutive years. The third position for both genders has seen more fluctuation over the years. Names like Amelia, Charlotte, Ava, and Sophia for girls, alongside William and Mason for boys, have all had their moments in the spotlight since 2015.
In the latest update for 2024, we see some exciting shifts in popularity. The name Truce for boys has made a remarkable leap from being ranked 12,109 in 2023 to 991 in 2024. This Old English name means ‘peace’ and shows how unique choices are gaining traction among new parents. On the girls’ side, Ailany has surged from rank 855 to 101, possibly inspired by its Hawaiian roots meaning ‘chief.’
Overall, the U.S. welcomed approximately 3.61 million newborns in 2024, which is an increase from 3.59 million in 2023. This growth in births highlights the ongoing trend of parents seeking meaningful and trendy names for their children.
What do you think about the current baby name trends? Are there names you feel are rising in popularity? How do you choose a name that stands out yet feels right for your baby? Join the conversation in the comments below!
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Publication Date: 19 May 2025 #shorts
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