Sarah 272613 babies born Acid-washed jeans big hair and New Wave music were all popular in the 1980s but as far as baby names go Jessica was the winner.

Top baby names decade. American music was a big influence on our culture and Jennifer and Peter were top of the pops when it came to baby names. Names that dropped out of the top 30 for boys are Nicholas Ryan Tyler Brandon Jonathan Christian Nathan Zachary and Justin. Other boys names which have stayed firmly in the top 10 throughout the decade are Joshua Thomas Daniel James Samuel and William.

For boys Noah got the top spot with almost as many Noahs being born as there are people in Jackson Mississippi. Among the name inventions that are new to the top 1000 over the past 10 years are Avalyn Bexley Haisley Kace Kamryn Kye and Paisleigh. However though Michael was the top name for the decade as a whole his longstanding reign as the most popular boys name comes to an end when Jacob storms in as the most popular choice in 1999.

- Most popular baby names--- 1. Top Baby Names of the Decade From Joshua to Emma weve got the inside scoop on the baby names that ruled the 2000s. There were a lot more dropping out of the top 30 for girls since 2010 such as Ashley Alexis Sarah Alyssa Taylor Brianna Lauren Kayla Jessica Anna Hailey Sydney Jasmine and Julia.

Instead of bombarding you with the full 200 names I have gathered the top 100 names for each gender of the decade. Royal monikers are definitely in vogue like William Charles Camila and Elizabeth and two-syllable names rule the roost 54 percent of the top 100 names have just two syllables. Liam has grabbed the number one spot for the past two years so well have to see if it keeps that title in 2019.

The question for parents looking for baby names. Top 10 Girls Names. 201 rows The top 10 baby boys names of the decade are.

According to the Social Security Administrations data more than 163000 baby boys born between 2010 and 2018 were given the name Noah the most popular male name of the decade. The SSA analyzed data for nine of the 10 years in the 2010s to figure out the 200 most popular names for babies since 2010 thats over 35 million babies. Youll be surprised to see that Emma has taken over the 1 spot kicking Sophia.