The Hottest Baby Names Of 2017…So Far
Written by Katie Hintz-Zambrano
Photography by Ari Serrano-Embree, Photographed by Maria Del Rio
2017 is already more than half-way over (how did that happen?!), 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 setting parents’ hearts aflutter.
Thanks to so many parents’ desire to be unique when choosing a name (a fairly modern trend), nearly a fifth of the names on the boys’ list are different from last year. Meanwhile, popular girl names remained more stable.
Some new Top 100 names to note: Arlo, Cassius, Kane, and Magnus (on the boys’ side) and Celeste, Fiona, and Ines (on the girls’ side).
Check out the top 50 for each sex below, and head over to Nameberry to check out the Top 100 list.
Most Popular For Girls:
1. Olivia
2. Amelia
3. Charlotte
4. Isla
5. Isabella
6. Ava
7. Aurora
8. Evelyn
9. Penelope
10. Eleanor
11. Arabella
12. Rose
13. Cora
14. Amara
15. Ophelia
16. Violet
17. Luna
18. Elizabeth
19. Hazel
20. Esme
21. Maeve
22. Adeline
23. Alice
24. Thea
25. Lucy
26. Audrey
27. Genevieve
28. Imogen
29. Emma
30. Nora
31. Claire
32. Sadie
33. Mia
34. Ivy
35. Scarlett
36. Aurelia
37. Jane
38. Eloise
39. Lydia
40. Iris
41. Emilia
42. Elise
43. Evangeline
44. Lila
45. Caroline
46. Stella
47. Julia
48. Anna
49. Chloe
50. Astrid
Most Popular For Boys:
1. Asher
2. Atticus
3. Jack
4. Ezra
5. Theodore
6. Milo
7. Jasper
8. Oliver
9. Silas
10. Wyatt
11. Henry
12. Matthew
13. Leo
14. Declan
15. Oscar
16. Xavier
17. Finn
18. Levi
19. Thomas
20. Sebastian
21. Felix
22. Axel
23. Benjamin
24. Alexander
25. Kai
26. Caleb
27. William
28. Zachary
29. Miles
30. Ethan
31. Julian
32. Elijah
33. James
34. Andrew
35. Callum
36. Arthur
37. Liam
38. Bodhi
39. Charles
40. John
41. Aryan
42. Jude
43. Eli
44. Soren
45. Roman
46. Harrison
47. Charlie
48. Harry
49. Nathaniel
50. Ronan
For more baby-name entertainment, check out the Most Popular Baby Names of 2016, Flower Baby Names for Spring and Summer, and our Feminist Baby Names list.
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