For the sixth year of Liam and Olivia, the most popular baby names in the United States remain, in accordance with the data issued by the Social Security Administration.
This indicates the eighth in a row of Liam at the top of the boy and sixth olivia for girls. The data was compiled by social security applications and published in time for Mother’s Day, they also discovered that Noah and Emma held their second place for six years in a row.
Social Insurance Directorate monitors the names of the baby per year, maintaining records dates back to 1880. years.
The name of the Luna girl slipped out of the top 10 and replaced it Sofiathat enters the number 10 for the first time.
After Liam, the most common names for boys are, in order: Noah, OliverTheodore, James, Henry, Mateo, Ilija, Lucas and William.
After Olivia, the most common names for girls are Emma, Amelia, Charlotte, Mia, Sophia, Isabella, Evelyn, Ava and Sofia.
Sophie Kihm, editor-in-chief of Impreda, a website to appoint a baby, said the latest data views as American Parents are increasingly choosing names that have intercultural attractiveness. The name of Kihm is displayed in two variations on the annual list.
“The trend we follow is that Americans are more likely to choose a choice of heritage,” Kihm said, including the names working “No matter where you are in the world.”
“More families in the US comes from mixed cultural backgrounds and hear parents who usually require their child to travel and have a relatively easy-to-understand name.”
The latest social security data show that 3.61 million babies in the United States in the United States in the USA 2024. years. It is a slight increase since last year’s 3.59 million babies, which is an overall increase in American natalation.
Social media stars and popular television shows have some impact on the growing popularity of certain names, says social security.
Among those who grow in popularity for girls: Ailany, Hawaiian name that means “boss,” the list rolled over. Guys intended for houses, the old name of the English language means “Peace”, increased by 11,118 points from last year’s position until 991. years.
The complete baby list is located on the Social Security website.