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2025 data, released 8 May 2026

Popular baby names of 2014

In 2014, the most popular baby names in the United States were Emma for girls (20,970 babies) and Noah for boys (19,344). Social Security records show 3,707,226 babies with a name given to at least five children of the same sex that year, sharing 19,232 girls' names and 14,081 boys' names.

2014 at a glance

  • The top 10 girls' names went to 8.5% of girls recorded.
  • The top 10 boys' names went to 8.5% of boys recorded.
  • New in the girls' top 100: Eleanor, Isabelle, Vivian, Alice, Jasmine, Hadley.
  • New in the boys' top 100: Asher, Ryder, Leo.

Top 100 girls' and boys' names, 2014

Girls
RankNameBabiesvs 2013
1Emma20,970↑1
2Olivia19,840↑1
3Sophia18,644↓2
4Isabella17,136–
5Ava15,727–
6Mia13,534–
7Emily12,670–
8Abigail12,114–
9Madison10,333–
10Charlotte10,123↑1
11Harper9,619↑5
12Sofia9,612↑1
13Elizabeth9,600↓3
14Avery9,578↓2
15Amelia8,805↑2
16Evelyn8,753↑4
17Ella8,570↓2
18Chloe8,562↓4
19Victoria8,012↑6
20Grace7,660↑2
21Aubrey7,635↓3
22Zoey7,440↑2
23Natalie7,115↓2
24Addison7,010↓5
25Lillian6,924↑1
26Brooklyn6,842↑2
27Lily6,789–
28Hannah6,593↓5
29Layla6,466↑1
30Scarlett6,011↑12
31Aria5,933↑10
32Zoe5,884↓1
33Samantha5,735↓4
34Anna5,706↑1
35Leah5,610↓3
36Audrey5,570↓3
37Ariana5,504↑17
38Savannah5,490↓2
39Allison5,476↓5
40Arianna5,276↑4
41Camila5,220↓2
42Gabriella5,109↓4
43Penelope5,089↑13
44Claire5,015↑6
45Aaliyah4,902↓8
46Sadie4,871↑3
47Riley4,800↓2
48Skylar4,779↑25
49Nora4,741↑34
50Sarah4,717↓2
51Hailey4,619↓8
52Kaylee4,552↓12
53Paisley4,501↑27
54Kennedy4,498↑11
55Ellie4,487↑19
56Peyton4,455↓5
57Annabelle4,363↑24
58Serenity4,356↓6
59Caroline4,348↑4
60Madelyn4,312↑8
61Lucy4,299↑5
62Aubree4,280↓9
63Nevaeh4,264↓17
64Alexa4,249↓4
65Alexis4,247↓18
66Stella4,203↑4
67Violet4,193↑2
68Genesis4,170↓13
69Mackenzie4,160↓7
70Bella4,107↓12
71Autumn4,082↓7
72Mila4,064↑7
73Kylie3,962↓12
74Maya3,957↓2
75Piper3,868↑22
76Alyssa3,849↓19
77Taylor3,818↓18
78Eleanor3,740new
79Faith3,739↑10
80Naomi3,716↑6
81Melanie3,701↑3
82Katherine3,691↓5
83Eva3,687↑5
84Lydia3,652↑11
85Brianna3,616↓14
86Julia3,605↓11
87Ashley3,560↓20
88Khloe3,553↓10
89Madeline3,445↑1
90Ruby3,430↑3
91Sophie3,394↓15
92Alexandra3,316↓10
93London3,290↓8
94Lauren3,097↓2
95Gianna3,082↓8
96Isabelle3,080new
97Vivian3,063new
98Alice3,055new
99Jasmine3,045new
100Hadley3,015new
Boys
RankNameBabiesvs 2013
1Noah19,344–
2Liam18,488↑1
3Mason17,225↑1
4Jacob16,923↓2
5William16,851–
6Ethan15,749–
7Michael15,505–
8Alexander15,449–
9James14,464↑4
10Daniel13,961–
11Elijah13,886–
12Benjamin13,830↑2
13Logan13,669↑5
14Aiden13,438↓2
15Jayden12,995↓6
16Matthew12,944↓1
17David12,259–
18Jackson12,242↓2
19Lucas12,175↑4
20Joseph12,155–
21Anthony11,613↓2
22Andrew11,189–
23Samuel11,029↑2
24Gabriel10,961–
25Joshua10,929↓4
26John10,701↑1
27Carter10,691↑6
28Luke10,523↑6
29Dylan10,416–
30Christopher10,390↓4
31Isaac9,999↓3
32Oliver9,453↑20
33Henry9,442↑4
34Sebastian9,315↑12
35Caleb9,245↓3
36Owen9,159↑2
37Ryan9,098↓7
38Nathan8,997↓7
39Wyatt8,895↑3
40Hunter8,841↓4
41Jack8,753↓1
42Christian8,480↓7
43Landon8,249↓4
44Jonathan8,120↓3
45Levi8,081↑4
46Jaxon7,729↓1
47Julian7,686–
48Isaiah7,657↓4
49Eli7,513↓6
50Aaron7,412↑1
51Charles7,362↑6
52Connor7,231↑4
53Cameron7,069↑6
54Thomas7,043↑7
55Jordan6,903↓2
56Jeremiah6,899↑2
57Nicholas6,779↓3
58Evan6,725↓3
59Adrian6,706↑1
60Robert6,660↑2
61Gavin6,622↓11
62Brayden6,596↓14
63Grayson6,581↑14
64Josiah6,482↑5
65Colton6,405–
66Austin6,317↓2
67Angel6,314–
68Jace6,301↓2
69Dominic6,264↓1
70Kevin5,902↑2
71Brandon5,856↓1
72Tyler5,851↓9
73Parker5,720↑1
74Ayden5,632↓3
75Jason5,568↑4
76Jose5,485–
77Ian5,461↑3
78Chase5,363–
79Adam5,344↑3
80Hudson5,241↑7
81Nolan5,210↑5
82Zachary5,188↓9
83Easton4,988↑5
84Blake4,948↓9
85Jaxson4,947↑7
86Cooper4,851↓2
87Lincoln4,824↑8
88Xavier4,789↓5
89Bentley4,785↓8
90Kayden4,742↑3
91Carson4,625↓1
92Asher4,333new
93Brody4,327↑1
94Nathaniel4,317↓3
95Ryder4,113new
96Justin4,033↓11
97Leo3,976new
98Tristan3,927↓2
99Luis3,905↓2
100Juan3,903–

Every name given in 2014

All 33,313 names Social Security recorded for 2014, with their rank and count. Type to filter.

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