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Top Baby Names 2018

Finding female baby names can be fun and exciting. Just the right name that accentuates the individuality of your new daughter can be a vital to their success in life.

Explore our site to find the most popular girl names from 1890 to the present of babies in the entire United States in any given year.

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Falala - 2018

was the most popular girl baby name in 2018
Baby Name Popularity
Falala: African - Born In Abundance



Most Popular Girl Names - 2018


Emma
18,688
Olivia
17,921
Ava
14,924
Isabella
14,464
Sophia
13,928
Charlotte
12,940
Mia
12,642
Amelia
12,301
Harper
10,582
Evelyn
10,376
More Girl's Names for 2018...


Most Popular Boy Names - 2018


Liam
19,837
Noah
18,267
William
14,516
James
13,525
Oliver
13,389
Benjamin
13,381
Elijah
12,886
Lucas
12,585
Mason
12,435
Logan
12,352
More Boy's Names for 2018...

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