According to the Social Security Administration, more than 16,500 girls were named Olivia in 2022, representing 0.93% of total female births – or about 1-in-100. This is the most popular Olivia has ever been as a name.
A newborn stretches in her incubator in the NICU unit at MetroHealth Medical Center in Cleveland. CLEVELAND, Ohio - For the fourth year in a row, Olivia is the most popular girl’s name for babies in the United States, and Liam is the most popular name for boys.
Near the top of the lists for 2022, there were not many changes from a year earlier, with Olivia, Emma, Charlotte and Amelia again taking spots for one through four for girls, respectively, according to data released Friday by Social Security Administration.
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Liam and Olivia continue to reign atop Social Security’s top baby names in USThe agency tracks baby names in each state based on applications for Social Security cards, with names dating to 1880.
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