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Baby names of 2017

In 2017 the most given names in the United States were Emma for girls (19,870 births) and Liam for boys (18,865).

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Top 100 girls’ names

  1. Emma19,870
  2. Olivia18,777
  3. Ava16,015
  4. Isabella15,254
  5. Sophia14,936
  6. Mia13,519
  7. Charlotte12,965
  8. Amelia11,868
  9. Evelyn10,747
  10. Abigail10,645
  11. Harper10,521
  12. Emily9,813
  13. Elizabeth8,999
  14. Avery8,232
  15. Sofia8,175
  16. Ella8,083
  17. Madison7,907
  18. Scarlett7,719
  19. Victoria7,314
  20. Aria7,167
  21. Grace7,083
  22. Chloe6,981
  23. Camila6,776
  24. Penelope6,667
  25. Riley6,366
  26. Layla6,333
  27. Lillian6,179
  28. Zoey6,074
  29. Nora6,067
  30. Mila5,974
  31. Aubrey5,934
  32. Hannah5,932
  33. Lily5,861
  34. Addison5,635
  35. Natalie5,551
  36. Eleanor5,549
  37. Luna5,355
  38. Savannah5,253
  39. Brooklyn5,211
  40. Leah5,200
  41. Zoe5,173
  42. Stella5,069
  43. Hazel5,046
  44. Ellie5,019
  45. Paisley4,957
  46. Audrey4,835
  47. Violet4,739
  48. Skylar4,736
  49. Claire4,702
  50. Bella4,664
  51. Aurora4,614
  52. Lucy4,604
  53. Anna4,574
  54. Samantha4,332
  55. Caroline4,294
  56. Genesis4,273
  57. Aaliyah4,195
  58. Kennedy4,162
  59. Kinsley4,051
  60. Maya4,046
  61. Allison4,036
  62. Sarah4,033
  63. Madelyn3,967
  64. Adeline3,937
  65. Gabriella3,902
  66. Alexa3,896
  67. Ariana3,888
  68. Elena3,881
  69. Naomi3,865
  70. Alice3,826
  71. Sadie3,724
  72. Hailey3,711
  73. Eva3,642
  74. Nevaeh3,620
  75. Autumn3,608
  76. Quinn3,597
  77. Emilianew3,595
  78. Serenity3,592
  79. Ruby3,587
  80. Willow3,569
  81. Piper3,567
  82. Everlynew3,524
  83. Cora3,445
  84. Kaylee3,416
  85. Lydia3,339
  86. Aubree3,325
  87. Arianna3,290
  88. Eliana3,283
  89. Peyton3,258
  90. Melanie3,239
  91. Gianna3,197
  92. Isabellenew3,168
  93. Julia3,124
  94. Novanew3,054
  95. Clara3,044
  96. Valentinanew3,041
  97. Vivian3,032
  98. Reagan3,005
  99. Madeline2,965
  100. Mackenzie2,960

Top 100 boys’ names

  1. Liam18,865
  2. Noah18,502
  3. William15,042
  4. James14,357
  5. Logan14,057
  6. Benjamin13,854
  7. Mason13,597
  8. Elijah13,444
  9. Jacob13,265
  10. Oliver13,224
  11. Lucas13,029
  12. Michael12,723
  13. Alexander12,574
  14. Ethan12,478
  15. Daniel11,753
  16. Matthew11,730
  17. Aiden11,352
  18. Joseph10,485
  19. Henry10,480
  20. Jackson10,466
  21. Samuel10,447
  22. David10,241
  23. Sebastian10,197
  24. Carter9,831
  25. Wyatt9,726
  26. Jayden9,589
  27. John9,530
  28. Owen9,363
  29. Dylan9,315
  30. Luke9,223
  31. Gabriel9,176
  32. Isaac8,891
  33. Anthony8,872
  34. Grayson8,717
  35. Jack8,477
  36. Levi8,477
  37. Julian8,451
  38. Joshua8,344
  39. Christopher8,315
  40. Andrew8,285
  41. Lincoln8,201
  42. Mateo7,774
  43. Jaxon7,722
  44. Ryan7,705
  45. Nathan7,441
  46. Isaiah7,255
  47. Aaron7,218
  48. Charles7,189
  49. Thomas7,184
  50. Caleb7,151
  51. Josiah7,073
  52. Christian7,021
  53. Hunter6,754
  54. Eli6,636
  55. Jonathan6,527
  56. Connor6,421
  57. Landon6,357
  58. Adrian6,233
  59. Asher6,058
  60. Cameron5,975
  61. Theodore5,970
  62. Leo5,965
  63. Jeremiah5,880
  64. Hudson5,788
  65. Robert5,566
  66. Easton5,519
  67. Nolan5,399
  68. Nicholas5,367
  69. Ezra5,346
  70. Colton5,294
  71. Angel5,274
  72. Brayden5,177
  73. Jordan5,169
  74. Dominic5,110
  75. Austin5,058
  76. Ian5,033
  77. Adam4,932
  78. Elias4,931
  79. Jaxson4,863
  80. Greyson4,848
  81. Jose4,813
  82. Ezekielnew4,775
  83. Carson4,765
  84. Mavericknew4,731
  85. Evan4,726
  86. Bryson4,677
  87. Jace4,654
  88. Cooper4,617
  89. Xavier4,518
  90. Parker4,381
  91. Roman4,280
  92. Jason4,251
  93. Santiagonew4,203
  94. Chase4,183
  95. Sawyer4,171
  96. Gavin4,159
  97. Leonardo4,131
  98. Kaydennew4,010
  99. Ayden3,961
  100. Jamesonnew3,932

2017 in numbers

The Social Security data for 2017 holds 1,725,878 girls under 18,442 different names. The ten most common names covered 8.4% of them — in 2024 the figure is 7.1%. New to the top 100 that year:Emilia, Everly, Isabelle, Nova, Valentina. Leaving it:Kylie, Taylor, Katherine, Brianna, Faith.

The Social Security data for 2017 holds 1,850,317 boys under 14,258 different names. The ten most common names covered 8.0% of them — in 2024 the figure is 8.0%. New to the top 100 that year:Ezekiel, Maverick, Santiago, Kayden, Jameson. Leaving it:Zachary, Kevin, Tyler, Brandon, Bentley.