Oliver has been the top boys name since 2013 while Olivia has been the top girls name since 2016.

Popular baby names graph. Four of the six comeback names have royal links. These lists look at name popularity from several angles from names always in the Top 1000 to names climbing the fastest right now from the top Biblical names to names whose popularity is inspired by celebrities. William George Henry and Harry.

England Wales Baby Names. Baby names popularity and trends in the acclaimed interactive graph of baby name popularity. When it comes to boys the comeback trend has been strong six names that featured in the 1904 top 20 also made it to the top 20 in 2015.

The top 100 baby names list released by the NSW Registry of Births Deaths and Marriages BDM revealed that Oliver is the most popular name in NSW for newborn boys while Charlotte has returned to the top spot for girls. Baby name popularity graph 1880-2021 The below graph labeled Percentage. Top 100 names for each year since 1880.

Baby names are always a mirror of the times. Watch as baby name trends rise and fall over time. Around one in ten babies born last year were given a top ten baby name with Charlotte and Oliver taking the crown for the most popular baby names in Australia once again.

The following table shows the five most frequent given names for male and female babies born in each year 1921-2020. The name lists here collect popular baby names over time highlight current baby name trends and predict which baby names will be popular in the future. Newcomers to the top 10 lists are Henry Zoe and Ella replacing Leo Emily and Ruby.

Until the 1960s the most popular girl name in the US was the same as in the Netherlands Mary which translates to Maria in Dutch. In 2019 Freya and Lily entered the top 10 replacing Ella and Emily. Names are ordered from most to least popular measured by total number of babies born between 1960 and 2014.