Baby names of 2016
In 2016 the most given names in the United States were Emma for girls (19,548 births) and Noah for boys (19,187).
Top 100 girls’ names
- Emma19,548
- Olivia19,409
- Ava16,347
- Sophia16,182
- Isabella14,861
- Mia14,462
- Charlotte13,117
- Abigail11,794
- Emily11,004
- Amelia10,808
- Harper10,802
- Evelyn10,116
- Elizabeth9,602
- Sofia9,177
- Madison9,055
- Avery8,774
- Ella7,939
- Scarlett7,716
- Grace7,616
- Chloe7,481
- Victoria7,328
- Riley7,159
- Aria6,948
- Lily6,608
- Aubrey6,551
- Zoey6,478
- Penelope6,397
- Lillian6,385
- Addison6,336
- Layla6,298
- Natalie6,191
- Camila6,052
- Hannah6,036
- Brooklyn5,970
- Zoe5,763
- Nora5,593
- Leah5,433
- Savannah5,388
- Audrey5,368
- Claire5,216
- Eleanor5,139
- Skylar5,134
- Ellie5,072
- Samantha4,955
- Stella4,933
- Paisley4,882
- Violet4,881
- Mila4,830
- Anna4,805
- Allison4,782
- Alexa4,775
- Hazel4,681
- Aaliyah4,656
- Ariana4,608
- Lucy4,604
- Caroline4,437
- Sarah4,426
- Genesis4,351
- Kennedy4,341
- Sadie4,297
- Gabriella4,262
- Madelyn4,240
- Adelinenew4,119
- Maya4,089
- Autumn4,045
- Aurora4,005
- Piper3,955
- Hailey3,946
- Arianna3,911
- Serenity3,865
- Ruby3,847
- Kaylee3,845
- Nevaeh3,823
- Eva3,812
- Naomi3,806
- Alice3,692
- Lunanew3,685
- Bella3,681
- Quinn3,648
- Lydia3,622
- Peyton3,510
- Melanie3,490
- Kylie3,424
- Aubree3,420
- Mackenzie3,410
- Kinsleynew3,377
- Cora3,373
- Julia3,344
- Madeline3,280
- Taylor3,280
- Katherine3,275
- Gianna3,226
- Eliananew3,207
- Elenanew3,187
- Vivian3,141
- Willownew3,124
- Brianna3,097
- Reagan3,096
- Faith3,090
- Clara3,075
Top 100 boys’ names
- Noah19,187
- Liam18,272
- William15,808
- Mason15,286
- James14,916
- Benjamin14,682
- Jacob14,554
- Michael14,139
- Elijah13,970
- Ethan13,854
- Alexander13,445
- Oliver13,065
- Daniel12,992
- Lucas12,904
- Matthew12,665
- Aiden12,265
- Jackson11,311
- Logan11,278
- David11,148
- Joseph10,961
- Samuel10,615
- Henry10,389
- Sebastian10,308
- Owen10,302
- Gabriel10,278
- Carter10,218
- Jayden10,156
- John10,055
- Luke9,999
- Anthony9,899
- Isaac9,774
- Dylan9,719
- Wyatt9,579
- Andrew9,431
- Joshua9,253
- Christopher9,101
- Grayson8,692
- Jack8,430
- Julian8,388
- Ryan8,258
- Jaxon8,142
- Levi8,113
- Nathan8,000
- Caleb7,978
- Hunter7,675
- Christian7,668
- Isaiah7,568
- Thomas7,365
- Aaron7,175
- Eli7,129
- Lincoln7,127
- Charles7,125
- Landon7,046
- Connor7,037
- Josiah7,022
- Jonathan6,980
- Cameron6,858
- Jeremiah6,626
- Mateo6,558
- Adrian6,336
- Hudson6,127
- Robert6,005
- Nicholas5,763
- Brayden5,734
- Jordan5,674
- Easton5,642
- Nolan5,634
- Colton5,623
- Evan5,612
- Angel5,561
- Asher5,525
- Dominic5,427
- Austin5,368
- Leo5,299
- Adam5,221
- Jace5,207
- Jose5,119
- Ian5,079
- Cooper4,974
- Gavin4,943
- Carson4,931
- Jaxson4,915
- Theodore4,910
- Jason4,885
- Ezra4,879
- Chase4,868
- Parker4,729
- Xavier4,624
- Zachary4,576
- Kevin4,554
- Tyler4,514
- Ayden4,506
- Elias4,486
- Brysonnew4,372
- Greysonnew4,325
- Leonardonew4,325
- Sawyer4,248
- Romannew4,221
- Brandon4,101
- Bentley4,069
2016 in numbers
The Social Security data for 2016 holds 1,771,488 girls under 18,879 different names. The ten most common names covered 8.3% of them — in 2024 the figure is 7.1%. New to the top 100 that year:Adeline, Luna, Kinsley, Eliana, Elena, Willow. Leaving it:Alexis, Ashley, Annabelle, Alyssa, Isabelle, Alexandra.
The Social Security data for 2016 holds 1,897,210 boys under 14,204 different names. The ten most common names covered 8.2% of them — in 2024 the figure is 8.0%. New to the top 100 that year:Bryson, Greyson, Leonardo, Roman. Leaving it:Kayden, Blake, Nathaniel, Ryder.