Top 100 Baby Names of 2024: The Complete List
Discover the most popular baby names in America for 2024. From classic favorites to rising stars, see which names topped the charts this year.
Every year, the Social Security Administration releases data on the most popular baby names in America. Here are the biggest stories from 2024.
The Top 10 Girl Names
- Olivia — Holding strong at #1 for the fifth consecutive year
- Emma — A timeless classic that never goes out of style
- Charlotte — Royal influence continues to drive this name's popularity
- Amelia — Rising steadily over the past decade
- Sophia — Slightly declining but still a powerhouse
- Mia — Short, sweet, and universally loved
- Isabella — The literary favorite remains strong
- Ava — Hollywood glamour meets modern simplicity
- Evelyn — A vintage name experiencing a major revival
- Luna — The astronomical name that's still climbing
The Top 10 Boy Names
- Liam — America's #1 boy name for six years running
- Noah — Biblical strength meets modern appeal
- Oliver — The British import that conquered America
- James — A name that never goes out of style
- Elijah — Religious names are making a comeback
- Theodore — "Theo" is the nickname driving this surge
- Henry — Royal and presidential connections keep it relevant
- Lucas — International appeal makes this a global favorite
- William — Classic, dignified, and always in demand
- Benjamin — "Ben" remains one of America's most-loved nicknames
Key Trends for 2024
Nature Names Are Booming
Names like Willow, Ivy, River, and Forest are climbing rapidly. Parents are drawn to the sense of calm and connection to nature.
The Vintage Revival Continues
Theodore, Evelyn, Arthur, and Hazel prove that what's old is new again. Grandparent-era names feel fresh to modern parents.
Short Names Win
Two-syllable names dominate both the boys' and girls' lists. Mia, Ava, Liam, and Noah show that brevity is a virtue.
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