You can see the top 50 for girls and boys below but at the moment the reigning champs for girls are Olivia Emma Ava Charlotte and Sophia for girls and Liam Noah Oliver Elijah and William.

Nameberry william. 2019 is already more than half-way over seriously which means Nameberry is tallying up its data on the most-searched-for baby names over the past 6 months to come up with 100 baby girl and 100 baby boy monikers that are trending hard with new and expecting parents. Satran noted that Posie which can also be spelled Posy and Posey captures multiple baby name trends including vintage names nature names and names that can be used on their own or as short forms of longer names. Like Posie Aurora and Maeve entered the Top 5 rankings for the first time this year.

The names Oliver and Olivia sound so adorable together. The website Nameberry says these are the most popular baby names inspired by celebrities. 4-1 Ladbrokes 5-1 William Hill 4-1 Coral The child could share a name with King James VI of Scotland AKA King James I of England who.

Its in second place that baby names 2018 get. William has maintained its spot in the top 5 since 2009 according to SSA data. The name Beckett is on this list thanks to William Beckett the punk rock vocalist.

Nameberry predicts that presidential-inspired names will see a surge of popularity in 2018. Isla the new reigning name for baby girls pushed Olivia to the number-two. Archie was also the fastest-rising boy name in the US.

NameBerry says that this name means olive tree which is the same name meaning as his future sister Olivia. Saoirse inspired by Saoirse Ronan. Name_mBertramname_m has the name_mBurtname_mname_uBertiename_u bit and it has the same two last letters as name_mWilliamname_m.

Halfway through 2018 Olivia and Atticus are holding tight to the popularity crowns they claimed as the top baby names on Nameberry in 2017. Michael is a name that feels at once traditional and modern and provided the perfect bridge between the Old School male names like Robert and Richard borne by the fathers of Millennials and the new names from Milo to Maverick used for boys today the Nameberry founders wrote on their website. Olivia according to BabyCenter is 3 in popularity.