The Social Security Administration reported that Liam and Olivia continue to dominate the list of most popular baby names in the U.S. for 2024, marking eight and six consecutive years at the top, respectively. Emma and Noah follow closely in second place among girls and boys. The latest data reflects a slight rise in the birthrate, with 3.61 million babies born this year. Experts note a trend toward heritage and cross-cultural names, indicating families prefer names that are easy to understand globally.
Liam has held the top name for boys for eight consecutive years while Olivia leads for girls for six, showcasing enduring popularity.
Sophie Kihm of Nameberry notes a trend towards names with cross-cultural appeal, as mixed heritage families prefer names that are globally understood.
The Social Security Administration reports a slight rise in U.S. births, with 3.61 million babies born in 2024, up from 3.59 million last year.
Emma remains a strong contender in the girls' category, taking the second spot for six consecutive years alongside Noah for boys.
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