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2025 data, released 8 May 2026

Popular baby names in South Carolina

In 2025, South Carolina's top baby names were Charlotte for girls and Noah for boys. Below: this year's top 20, the names South Carolina likes far more than the rest of the country, the number-one names decade by decade, and every year's list back to 1910.

Top 20 names in South Carolina, 2025

Girls
RankNameBabiesUS rank
1Charlotte2492
2Amelia2414
3Olivia1871
4Emma1793
5Sophia1605
6Evelyn1568
7Ava14811
8Eleanor14312
9Isabella1397
10Mia1346
11Elizabeth13117
12Harper12516
13Ellie10624
14Lily10618
15Lainey9930
16Lucy9825
17Madison9640
18Isla9528
19Lillian9557
20Naomi9547
Boys
RankNameBabiesUS rank
1Noah2762
2Liam2711
3William2699
4James2506
5Elijah2157
6John20523
7Oliver2013
8Henry1995
9Theodore1784
10Lucas15610
11Waylon15356
12Hudson15217
13Levi15012
14Samuel14818
15Asher14528
16Thomas14534
17Michael13421
18Wyatt12838
19Jack12615
20Joseph12529

Full 2025 top 50 and standout names

Names South Carolina likes more than the rest of the country

South Carolina favorites

Among the state's 100 most-given names in 2021–2025 and at least twice as common there as in the rest of the US.

  • Kingston (boys): #30 in South Carolina, 3.6× the rest-of-US rate
  • Journee (girls): #78 in South Carolina, 3.3× the rest-of-US rate
  • Karter (boys): #94 in South Carolina, 3× the rest-of-US rate
  • Mary (girls): #48 in South Carolina, 2.8× the rest-of-US rate
  • Blakely (girls): #80 in South Carolina, 2.5× the rest-of-US rate
  • Magnolia (girls): #65 in South Carolina, 2.5× the rest-of-US rate
  • Legend (boys): #63 in South Carolina, 2.5× the rest-of-US rate
  • Messiah (boys): #91 in South Carolina, 2.5× the rest-of-US rate
  • Caroline (girls): #38 in South Carolina, 2.4× the rest-of-US rate
  • Raelynn (girls): #46 in South Carolina, 2.4× the rest-of-US rate
  • Margaret (girls): #57 in South Carolina, 2.4× the rest-of-US rate
  • Emerson (girls): #84 in South Carolina, 2.3× the rest-of-US rate

Signature names, rare elsewhere

Given to at least 50 babies in the state in 2021–2025, at least three times as common there as in the rest of the US, and rare nationally (under 200 babies per million).

  • Hampton (boys): 116 babies in 2021–2025, 22.2× the rest-of-US rate
  • Sullivan (girls): 65 babies in 2021–2025, 15.9× the rest-of-US rate
  • Kymir (boys): 58 babies in 2021–2025, 8.5× the rest-of-US rate
  • Tymir (boys): 53 babies in 2021–2025, 8.2× the rest-of-US rate
  • Ellison (girls): 97 babies in 2021–2025, 7.4× the rest-of-US rate
  • Ansley (girls): 77 babies in 2021–2025, 7.1× the rest-of-US rate
  • Zymir (boys): 72 babies in 2021–2025, 6.8× the rest-of-US rate
  • Knowledge (boys): 60 babies in 2021–2025, 5.9× the rest-of-US rate
  • Tylan (boys): 57 babies in 2021–2025, 5.6× the rest-of-US rate
  • Coleman (boys): 51 babies in 2021–2025, 5.4× the rest-of-US rate
  • Jalani (girls): 50 babies in 2021–2025, 4.8× the rest-of-US rate
  • Khaza (boys): 61 babies in 2021–2025, 4.6× the rest-of-US rate

Number-one baby names in South Carolina by decade

YearGirlsBoys
2025CharlotteNoah
2020AvaWilliam
2010MadisonWilliam
2000HannahWilliam
1990BrittanyChristopher
1980JenniferJames
1970AngelaJames
1960MaryJames
1950MaryJames
1940MaryJames
1930MaryJames
1920MaryJames
1910MaryJames

South Carolina baby names by year