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Top names in 2023
The names most likely to appear on 2023 birth certificates, ranked by SSA records.
Olivia and Liam led the 2023 baby-name charts, a pair that captures the naming culture of mid-century America — Olivia, which rose to prominence in this era and Liam, a name that defined its generation. The full top 25 below reveals which names defined the 2023 classroom and how many have since faded or endured.
Girls
- #1Olivia15,329
- #2Emma13,590
- #3Charlotte12,638
- #4Amelia12,365
- #5Sophia11,999
- #6Mia11,404
- #7Isabella10,871
- #8Ava9,737
- #9Evelyn9,121
- #10Luna7,853
- #11Harper7,799
- #12Sofia7,665
- #13Camila7,581
- #14Eleanor6,765
- #15Elizabeth6,616
- #16Violet6,370
- #17Scarlett6,318
- #18Hazel6,193
- #19Emily6,177
- #20Lily6,176
- #21Gianna6,146
- #22Aurora6,081
- #23Penelope6,068
- #24Nora6,027
- #25Aria6,024
Boys
- #1Liam20,904
- #2Noah19,116
- #3Oliver14,792
- #4James11,739
- #5Elijah11,523
- #6Mateo11,293
- #7Theodore11,093
- #8Henry10,996
- #9Lucas10,890
- #10William10,673
- #11Benjamin10,224
- #12Levi9,399
- #13Sebastian8,892
- #14Jack8,715
- #15Ezra8,488
- #16Michael8,430
- #17Daniel8,402
- #18Leo8,160
- #19Samuel8,038
- #20Owen8,015
- #21Hudson7,957
- #22Alexander7,918
- #23Asher7,897
- #24Ethan7,810
- #25Luca7,810