Baby Notebook Community Report
Most Popular Baby Names of 2019
Top ten of 2019 ranked below — full top-200 sent by email.
Top 10 names of 2019
- 01
Liam
NewLiam: A favorite, this classic name is freshly rising in popularity.
- 02
Olivia
NewOlivia: A freshly beloved classic, gracefully rising in popularity among parents.
- 03
William
NewWilliam, a timeless classic, is a freshly popular favorite in our community.
- 04
Avery
NewAvery, a fresh favorite, is charming Baby Notebook parents everywhere.
- 05
Noah
NewNoah: A beloved classic, now a fresh favorite among Baby Notebook parents.
- 06
Jack
NewJack is a freshly popular favorite, charming its way into more hearts.
- 07
Charlotte
NewCharlotte: A beloved classic, now a fresh favorite in our community.
- 08
Jackson
NewJackson: A fresh favorite, this classic name is on the rise.
- 09
Harper
NewHarper, a fresh favorite, is charming our community with its rising appeal.
- 10
Grayson
NewGrayson: A fresh favorite, this name is steadily gaining popularity.
About this scope
Welcome, 2019 parents! As you fill the pages of your Baby Notebooks, you’re not just documenting first smiles and first steps; you’re chronicling the story of a generation. And that story begins with a name. This year, your choices paint a picture of modern tradition, a blend of timeless elegance and contemporary cool that feels both fresh and familiar.
At the very top, we see comfort in the classics. Liam and Olivia reign supreme, a testament to their soft, melodic sounds and international appeal. They lead a Top 10 that feels established yet stylish, with enduring choices like William and Charlotte sharing the spotlight with more modern favorites like Harper and Grayson. It’s clear our community values names that are strong and sophisticated but never stuffy. The presence of both Jack and Jackson in the top tier shows a love for friendly, approachable names in both their classic and contemporary forms.
Looking beyond the top, the story of 2019 is one of breadth and possibility. A wave of new names has entered the Top 100, though “new” is hardly the right word. Instead, we see a renaissance of beloved classics and charming vintage revivals. Names like Eleanor, Theodore, Hazel, and Henry are surging, proving that what’s old can feel brilliantly new again. Alongside them are the modern surname-style choices that define the decade: Parker, Sawyer, and an entire family of Jaxon, Jaxson, and Jackson variations.
What’s most striking about the 2019 list is its stability. With no major names taking a dramatic fall or making an unprecedented leap, it suggests a community that is confident and settled in its tastes. You’re not chasing fleeting trends; you’re curating a collection of names that feel right for right now, and for the future. From the gentle grace of Amelia and Sophia to the rugged charm of Wyatt and Brooks, the names you’ve chosen are a beautiful reflection of the world you’re building for your little ones—grounded, stylish, and full of love.
When variants combine
When spelling variants are counted as one name, the rankings shift. Here's how the families stack up.
- 01
William
Liam · William
- 02
Jackson
Jackson · Jaxon · Jaxson · Jaxtyn
- 03
Sophia
Sofia · Sophia · Sophie
- 04
Olivia
Alivia · Olivia
- 05
Grayson
Grayson · Greysen · Greyson
Notable cuts
Vintage comebacks
- #2Olivia
- #3William
- #5Noah
- #6Jack
- #7Charlotte
Nature inspired
- #48Rowan
- #71Hazel
- #79Brooklyn
- #88Paisley
Gender neutral
- #4Avery
- #8Jackson
- #9Harper
- #10Grayson
- #11Lincoln
New to the top 100
- #1Liam
- #2Olivia
- #3William
- #4Avery
- #5Noah
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