I t can be hard to narrow down a name for a baby girl. And many parents start with a favorite letter, like considering baby ...

We rounded up the best boy, girl, and gender neutral baby names for each star sign. Fact checked by Sarah Scott If you’re into astrology, you know how powerful a connection to the cosmos can be. Many ...

describing how the list included names inspired by medications, infections and even unpleasant animals, all of which could pass as “lovely girls’ names out of context.” The poster ...

After one year of being overthrown, “Olivia” tops Massachusetts’s list of the most popular baby girl names in 2024. The Social Security Administration released its annual list last week of ...

Two names — Olivia and Liam — have been the most popular choices for newborn girls and boys across the U.S. for six years straight. The Social Security Administration recently released a list ...

Other girls' names that made the top 10 were Amelia, Charlotte, Mia, Sophia, Isabella, Evelyn and Ava. For boys, the top 10 list was rounded out by Theodore, James, Henry, Mateo, Elijah ...

Each year, the SSA list also reveals the names that increased the most in popularity. Among those rising in popularity for girls, Ailany, which means "chief," topped the list. The boys’ name ...

Every year, the Social Security Administration compiles and releases its list of 2024's most popular 1,000 baby names to see which names increased the most in popularity. The girls' name ...

For girls, Ailany, which means "chief," topped the list of fastest-rising names. Social Security Administration statement: "Social Security began compiling the baby's name list in 1997 ...

That list of baby names, from more than 500,000 babies born in 2024, had Olivia, Amelia and Emma tops among girls and Noah, Liam and Oliver as the top three for boys. All six appear in the SSA ...

topped the list of names for babies born in the U.S. in 2024. The Social Security Administration annually tracks the names given to girls and boys in each state, with names dating back to 1880.