Girl Names of the 2010s
The 100 most common girl names given in the United States during the 2010s, by the number of children recorded with each name across those years.
All 100 names
- Emma
- Olivia
- Sophia
- Isabella
- Ava
- Mia
- Abigail
- Emily
- Charlotte
- Madison
- Elizabeth
- Amelia
- Evelyn
- Ella
- Chloe
- Harper
- Avery
- Sofia
- Grace
- Addison
- Victoria
- Lily
- Natalie
- Aubrey
- Zoey
- Lillian
- Hannah
- Layla
- Brooklyn
- Scarlett
- Zoe
- Camila
- Samantha
- Riley
- Leah
- Aria
- Savannah
- Audrey
- Anna
- Allison
- Gabriella
- Hailey
- Claire
- Penelope
- Aaliyah
- Sarah
- Nevaeh
- Kaylee
- Stella
- Mila
- Nora
- Ellie
- Bella
- Lucy
- Alexa
- Arianna
- Violet
- Ariana
- Genesis
- Alexis
- Eleanor
- Maya
- Caroline
- Peyton
- Skylar
- Madelyn
- Serenity
- Kennedy
- Taylor
- Alyssa
- Autumn
- Paisley
- Ashley
- Brianna
- Sadie
- Naomi
- Kylie
- Julia
- Sophie
- Mackenzie
- Eva
- Gianna
- Luna
- Katherine
- Hazel
- Khloe
- Ruby
- Piper
- Melanie
- Lydia
- Aubree
- Madeline
- Aurora
- Faith
- Alexandra
- Alice
- Kayla
- Jasmine
- Maria
- Annabelle
How 2010s girl names compare
Emma was the most common girl name of the 2010s, given to 195,070 girls across those years, with Olivia, Sophia, Isabella and Ava behind it. The hundredth name on the list, Annabelle, accounts for 28,951. Between them the hundred names cover 5,771,625 births. Four different names took the number one spot across the decade: Emma for five years, Sophia for three years, Isabella for one year and Olivia for one year.
61 of these names were also in the 2000s top 100, and 39 were not. 63 are still in the 2025 top 100 — Emma, Olivia, Sophia, Isabella, Ava, Mia, Abigail and Emily, among others — and 98 are inside the top 500.
Those hundred names cover 33.0% of all girls born in the 2010s — 5,771,625 of 17,501,836 — and Emma alone accounts for 1.1% of them. The hundred most common names of 2025 take 31.5% between them, so naming has spread wider since. Every one of the hundred was already in the record before the 2010s began.
Questions about 2010s girl names
What was the most popular girl name of the 2010s?
Emma, given to 195,070 girls across those years. The next two were Olivia and Sophia.
Are 2010s girl names still used today?
63 of the hundred are in the 2025 top 100: Emma, Olivia, Sophia, Isabella, Ava, Mia, Abigail and Emily, among others.