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These Were The Most Popular Baby Names In The 2010s

Caroline Bologna
·Senior Reporter, HuffPost Life
·1-min read
Decade popularity lists offer insights into shifting baby name trends.  (Photo: Joe McBride via Getty Images)
Decade popularity lists offer insights into shifting baby name trends. (Photo: Joe McBride via Getty Images)

When the Social Security Administration released its list of the most popular baby names of 2019, the agency also shared broader data with other interesting trends.

That data includes the list of most popular names of the past decade. While Harper ranked No. 9 in 2019, it was only No. 16 for the 2010s as a whole. Lucas followed a similar path, reaching No. 8 in 2019 but No. 17 for 2009 through 2019.

Without further ado, here are the top 50 baby names for boys and girls born in the 2010s.

Girls

  1. Emma

  2. Olivia

  3. Sophia

  4. Isabella

  5. Ava

  6. Mia

  7. Abigail

  8. Emily

  9. Charlotte

  10. Madison

  11. Elizabeth

  12. Amelia

  13. Evelyn

  14. Ella

  15. Chloe

  16. Harper

  17. Avery

  18. Sofia

  19. Grace

  20. Addison

  21. Victoria

  22. Lily

  23. Natalie

  24. Aubrey

  25. Lillian

  26. Zoey

  27. Hannah

  28. Layla

  29. Brooklyn

  30. Scarlett

  31. Zoe

  32. Camila

  33. Samantha

  34. Riley

  35. Leah

  36. Aria

  37. Savannah

  38. Audrey

  39. Anna

  40. Allison

  41. Gabriella

  42. Claire

  43. Hailey

  44. Penelope

  45. Aaliyah

  46. Sarah

  47. Nevaeh

  48. Kaylee

  49. Stella

  50. Mila

Boys

  1. Noah

  2. Liam

  3. Jacob

  4. William

  5. Mason

  6. Ethan

  7. Michael

  8. Alexander

  9. James

  10. Elijah

  11. Benjamin

  12. Daniel

  13. Aiden

  14. Logan

  15. Jayden

  16. Matthew

  17. Lucas

  18. David

  19. Jackson

  20. Joseph

  21. Anthony

  22. Samuel

  23. Joshua

  24. Gabriel

  25. Andrew

  26. John

  27. Christopher

  28. Oliver

  29. Dylan

  30. Carter

  31. Isaac

  32. Luke

  33. Henry

  34. Owen

  35. Ryan

  36. Nathan

  37. Wyatt

  38. Sebastian

  39. Caleb

  40. Jack

  41. Christian

  42. Jonathan

  43. Julian

  44. Landon

  45. Levi

  46. Isaiah

  47. Hunter

  48. Aaron

  49. Charles

  50. Thomas

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This article originally appeared on HuffPost and has been updated.