Olivia and Liam: America’s Top Baby Names for 2023!

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WASHINGTON, D.C. — The results are in, and for the fifth consecutive year, Olivia and Liam are the shimmering jewels in the baby-naming crown, reigning supreme once again in the United States. In the boys’ category, for the fifth consecutive year, Noah finished second, just like Emma for the girls. Standing out in the Top 10 list this year is a newcomer, Mateo, making his debut in the boys’ category.

The Social Security Administration recently unveiled its annual list of the most popular baby names. This release not only sheds light on the latest naming trends but also provides insight into the various influences that play a role in American parents’ decisions when naming their children. The data compiled by the Social Security Administration serves as a reflection of societal preferences and cultural influences, offering a fascinating glimpse into the ever-evolving landscape of baby names in the country.

In 2023, women made up 55 percent of adult Social Security beneficiaries. The importance of Social Security’s programs for women and children cannot be overstated, offering critical benefits, including supports for nearly one million low-income children with disabilities.

The Social Security, established as a repository of baby names since 1997, reflects the pulse of society with its annual list. The names mirror societal influences, the rise of pop culture, and the growing impact of social media stars.

The influence of social media was clearly evident in 2023. The girl’s name Kaeli recorded a meteoric rise, surging unprecedentedly thanks to the popularity of YouTube and TikTok star Kaeli McEwen. On the boys’ side, Eiden surged to third place, likely fueled by the popularity of TikTok creator Wyatt Eiden.

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Powerful, evocative names packed a punch in 2023. Emryn, meaning ‘ruler,’ climbed up to the Top 1000 baby names, while Chozen made a heroic leap to number 813, perhaps inspired by the heroic character in the Netflix show, Cobra Kai.

In the end, it’s clear that our names say a lot about our society: our influences, our heroes, and our evolving taste. Whether we’re falling for the classic charm of names like Liam and Olivia or embracing the influence of viral TikTok stars, our choices in baby names offer a fascinating glimpse into what’s trending in the American zeitgeist.

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