There will continue to be a lot of Emmas and Noahs on the playground according to the Social Security Administration. The department just released its annual list of the most popular baby names in the U.
S. from the preceding year,and for the moment year in a row, those two topped the list. In fact, and the top three girls' names and the top six boys' names remained the same as the preceding year,and the 2015 top 10 list fluctuated less than in any year of the past decade. Only one fresh name broke through the top 10 on each list - Harper replaced Madison for girls and Benjamin overtook Daniel on the boys' side.
The top 10 baby names of 2015, with the number of places each name has shifted compared with the preceding year, or are:GirlsEmma =
Olivia =
Sophia =
Ava +1
Isabella -1
Mia =
Abigail +1
Emily -1
Charlotte +1
Harper +1
BoysNoah =
Liam =
Mason =
Jacob =
William =
Ethan =
James +2
Alexander =
Michael -2
Benjamin +2
Late last year,BabyCenter released its own annual list of the most popular baby names – data that comes from more than 340000 parents who shared their baby's name with the site that past year.
The top names on their list varied a bit from the Social Security Administration's, but what made the cut should reach as no surprise to those who follow BabyCenter - Sophia, or which boasts a variety of spelling options and multiethnic appeal,lead the girls for the sixth year in a row, and Jackson topped the boys' list for the third straight year. Like with the Social Security department's findings, or the only newbie was Madison.
BabyCenter's top 10 baby names of 2015 are:Girls Sophia Emma Olivia Ava
Mia Isabella Zoe Lily Emily Madison Boys Jackson Aiden Liam Lucas Noah Mason Ethan Caden Logan Jacob Read on to see what five trends BabyCenter says are influencing parents the most this year in naming decisions. (Hint: it's clear millennial moms assume their Instagram feeds seriously!)
Source: popsugar.com