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

  1. Emma 195,070
  2. Olivia 184,561
  3. Sophia 181,174
  4. Isabella 170,605
  5. Ava 155,879
  6. Mia 129,110
  7. Abigail 118,734
  8. Emily 117,646
  9. Charlotte 102,488
  10. Madison 98,438
  11. Elizabeth 94,103
  12. Amelia 93,850
  13. Evelyn 86,972
  14. Ella 85,922
  15. Chloe 85,316
  16. Harper 85,193
  17. Avery 82,921
  18. Sofia 82,402
  19. Grace 73,058
  20. Addison 71,021
  21. Victoria 71,017
  22. Lily 68,316
  23. Natalie 68,142
  24. Aubrey 65,935
  25. Zoey 64,974
  26. Lillian 64,960
  27. Hannah 64,506
  28. Layla 63,242
  29. Brooklyn 60,337
  30. Scarlett 58,287
  31. Zoe 58,094
  32. Camila 57,896
  33. Samantha 56,929
  34. Riley 56,150
  35. Leah 56,044
  36. Aria 52,264
  37. Savannah 51,869
  38. Audrey 51,616
  39. Anna 51,326
  40. Allison 49,003
  41. Gabriella 48,132
  42. Hailey 47,751
  43. Claire 47,728
  44. Penelope 47,614
  45. Aaliyah 46,734
  46. Sarah 46,657
  47. Nevaeh 45,048
  48. Kaylee 44,629
  49. Stella 44,225
  50. Mila 44,114
  51. Nora 44,076
  52. Ellie 43,240
  53. Bella 43,218
  54. Lucy 42,024
  55. Alexa 41,999
  56. Arianna 41,814
  57. Violet 41,581
  58. Ariana 41,342
  59. Genesis 40,524
  60. Alexis 40,416
  61. Eleanor 40,129
  62. Maya 39,769
  63. Caroline 39,633
  64. Peyton 39,623
  65. Skylar 39,436
  66. Madelyn 39,199
  67. Serenity 38,921
  68. Kennedy 38,593
  69. Taylor 38,221
  70. Alyssa 37,935
  71. Autumn 37,701
  72. Paisley 37,582
  73. Ashley 37,237
  74. Brianna 36,917
  75. Sadie 36,582
  76. Naomi 36,194
  77. Kylie 36,120
  78. Julia 35,909
  79. Sophie 35,675
  80. Mackenzie 35,289
  81. Eva 35,216
  82. Gianna 34,665
  83. Luna 34,179
  84. Katherine 34,144
  85. Hazel 33,919
  86. Khloe 33,835
  87. Ruby 33,467
  88. Piper 33,092
  89. Melanie 33,086
  90. Lydia 32,730
  91. Aubree 32,655
  92. Madeline 32,375
  93. Aurora 32,160
  94. Faith 31,987
  95. Alexandra 30,971
  96. Alice 30,636
  97. Kayla 30,289
  98. Jasmine 29,393
  99. Maria 28,974
  100. Annabelle 28,951

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.