Biggest climbers in the top 100 over ten years
Boys
- Eithan: #1603 in 2015 → #97 in 2025
- Luka: #524 in 2015 → #85 in 2025
- Atlas: #487 in 2015 → #75 in 2025
- Theo: #406 in 2015 → #82 in 2025
- Thiago: #334 in 2015 → #50 in 2025
Girls
- Ailany: #3842 in 2015 → #14 in 2025
- Lainey: #576 in 2015 → #30 in 2025
- Millie: #469 in 2015 → #73 in 2025
- Maeve: #452 in 2015 → #76 in 2025
- Amara: #459 in 2015 → #98 in 2025
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What was the most popular baby name in 2025?
According to US Social Security data, the top boy name in 2025 was Liam and the top girl name was Olivia.
Where does this data come from?
The US Social Security Administration publishes the number of babies given each name every year, from Social Security card applications. Names given to fewer than five babies in a year are not listed.
Should I avoid a top 10 name?
It depends on you. Even the top name in the US today is given to only about 1 in 100 babies of that sex, far fewer than the most popular names of the 1950s. If you want something less common, look at names ranked 50–100 or check a name’s trend before deciding.