Overview

• Liam and Olivia were the most popular baby names across the United States in 2024, continuing their dominance since 2020.
• State-specific trends show unique naming preferences, such as California's top 10 girls' names all ending in 'A' and Kansas favoring Oliver and Charlotte.
• The Social Security Administration's data highlights cultural and regional influences on naming patterns, including classic names dominating in Alabama and Hawaiian-inspired names like Kai and Kaia ranking high in Hawaii.
• Emerging names with the fastest rise in popularity include Truce, Colsen, and Bryer for boys, and Ailany, Aylani, and Marjorie for girls.
• The SSA's annual report provides a comprehensive view of U.S. naming trends, reflecting broader social and cultural shifts.