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Most Popular Baby Names of 2010

In 2010, these were the names US parents chose most. The lists below rank the top 25 girls’ and boys’ names by the number of babies who received each name that year, from US Social Security Administration data (about 1.8 million girls and 1.9 million boys recorded).

The most popular names of 2010 were Isabella for girls and Jacob for boys.

Top 25 girls’ names

  1. #1 Isabella 22,936
  2. #2 Sophia 20,656
  3. #3 Emma 17,366
  4. #4 Olivia 17,040
  5. #5 Ava 15,444
  6. #6 Emily 14,281
  7. #7 Abigail 14,257
  8. #8 Madison 13,196
  9. #9 Chloe 11,765
  10. #10 Mia 10,650
  11. #11 Addison 10,334
  12. #12 Elizabeth 10,283
  13. #13 Ella 9,884
  14. #14 Natalie 8,789
  15. #15 Samantha 8,411
  16. #16 Alexis 8,279
  17. #17 Lily 7,992
  18. #18 Grace 7,692
  19. #19 Hailey 7,027
  20. #20 Hannah 6,999
  21. #21 Alyssa 6,993
  22. #22 Lillian 6,957
  23. #23 Avery 6,677
  24. #24 Leah 6,545
  25. #25 Nevaeh 6,446

Top 25 boys’ names

  1. #1 Jacob 22,157
  2. #2 Ethan 18,020
  3. #3 Michael 17,387
  4. #4 Jayden 17,203
  5. #5 William 17,072
  6. #6 Alexander 16,769
  7. #7 Noah 16,481
  8. #8 Daniel 15,869
  9. #9 Aiden 15,547
  10. #10 Anthony 15,511
  11. #11 Joshua 15,467
  12. #12 Mason 14,858
  13. #13 Christopher 14,299
  14. #14 Andrew 14,269
  15. #15 David 14,222
  16. #16 Matthew 14,148
  17. #17 Logan 14,032
  18. #18 Elijah 13,920
  19. #19 James 13,901
  20. #20 Joseph 13,851
  21. #21 Gabriel 12,891
  22. #22 Benjamin 12,439
  23. #23 Ryan 11,981
  24. #24 Samuel 11,971
  25. #25 Jackson 11,823

Counts are US births recorded by the Social Security Administration. Numbers show babies given each name that year.

Frequently asked questions

What was the most popular girls’ name in 2010?

Isabella was the most popular girls’ name in 2010, according to US Social Security Administration data.

What was the most popular boys’ name in 2010?

Jacob was the most popular boys’ name in 2010.

Where does this ranking come from?

These rankings are compiled from US Social Security Administration records of names given to babies born in the United States, counted separately for girls and boys.

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