The most popular baby names of 2021 include new popular girl names like Rose, Esme, Imogen, and new popular boy names like Kai, Rowan, Finn and Soren.
Nameberry’s popular names list gauges which names attracted the most attention from the site’s visitors over the year. Rather than a measure of how many babies received each name, it’s a predictor of which names parents are most likely to choose in the future.
Nameberry’s popularity list is most useful for parents who want to make sure their secret favorite name does not turn out to besecret favorite name. Parents might be justified in thinking that a name like Imogen, not even on the national Top 1000, is rare. But when it shows up on Nameberry’s Top 10, that’s advance notice that it might be the Jennifer of tomorrow.Looking at the entire list of most popular baby names for 2021, there are 15 new girl names and 19 new boy names among the Top 100.
Other big winners among boy names are Orion, Luca, Caspian, and Rhys. Girl names Daphne, Sienna, Wren, Stella, and Imogen all vaulted up the list.compare with the official US Top 100? Sixty percent of Nameberry’s top baby names 2021 do not appear on the Social Security Popular Names list for 2020, the most recent year counted.
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