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While the latest national list measures 2017 popularity, Nameberry’s list gives a more current sense of what parents are considering NOW.Need more help with naming baby? Come and take a look through our dozens of baby name lists: It’s a measure of parents’ interest in baby names and a predictor of which names will become more popular in the future. Nameberry’s popular names list measures which names attracted the largest share of our nearly 250 million page views. Note: Four of the Top 10 girls’ names begin and end in the letter A. Unusual names made a strong showing as well, with high rankings for Amara, Aurora, Lyra and Wren, Atlas, Aarav, Ryker and Caspian. Nameberry boy favorites include fewer classics and traditional male picks, with style becoming a dominant factor.įor both genders we now see a preponderance of charming vintage revivals, with Clementine and Cordelia, Otto and Amos, all entering the Top 100. Parents have become more and more adventurous with their boy choices: in 2018 there were more boys’ names than girls’ entering the ranks of both the Top 100 and Top 1000 names. But the big news from the Most Popular Baby Names of 2018 is that three new names have attained a spot in the golden Top 10: Finn, Genevieve–which jumped up from #28 to #10–and Rose! Yes, that perennial middle name has now become a first name fave! On Nameberry’s baby name popularity list for 2018, Atticus is the top boys’ name for the second year in a row and Olivia ranks as Number 1 for the third consecutive year.

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