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Most Popular Girl Names of 2019

Top ten girls names of 2019 ranked below — full top-200 sent by email.

Top 10 girls names of 2019

  1. 01

    Olivia

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    Olivia: A rising favorite, this classic beauty is fresh and beloved.

  2. 02

    Charlotte

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    Charlotte: A beloved classic, now a fresh favorite in our community.

  3. 03

    Avery

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    Avery, a fresh favorite, is charming Baby Notebook parents everywhere.

  4. 04

    Harper

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    Harper: A fresh favorite, this charming name is rising in popularity.

  5. 05

    Ava

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    Ava, a fresh favorite, is rising in popularity in our community.

  6. 06

    Amelia

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    Amelia, a rising favorite, brings timeless charm to our community.

  7. 07

    Emma

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    Emma, a beloved classic, is a freshly popular favorite in our community.

  8. 08

    Mila

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    Mila, a fresh favorite, is charming Baby Notebook parents with its sweet simplicity.

  9. 09

    Sophia

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    Sophia, a beloved classic, is a freshly popular favorite in our community.

  10. 10

    Ella

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    Ella: A fresh favorite, this sweet name is beautifully rising.

About this scope

Welcome, Baby Notebook community, to our look at the most beloved girl names of 2019! It was a year defined by soft sounds, classic elegance, and a touch of modern strength. The names you chose for your daughters paint a picture of warmth and confidence, blending timeless favorites with contemporary style.

At the very top, Olivia reigned supreme as the #1 choice, a beautiful and versatile name that feels both regal and approachable. She was joined in the Top 10 by a host of lovely, lyrical names. Charlotte, at #2, brings a classic, royal charm, while Avery and Harper offer a more modern, tailored feel. The list is rounded out by enduring favorites like Ava, Amelia, Emma, Mila, Sophia, and Ella, all sharing a smooth, vowel-rich sound that has captivated parents. These names feel established yet fresh, a perfect combination for a new generation.

Looking beyond the top spots reveals a fascinating story. The sheer number of names new to the Top 100 this year is staggering, suggesting a wide and adventurous spirit among parents. While no single name made a dramatic leap in popularity, this influx shows a collective desire for variety and individuality. We see this in the embrace of vintage gems like Alice, Clara, and Eleanor, which are being rediscovered for their sweet, storybook appeal. At the same time, names with a sleek, contemporary edge, such as Sloane, Blake, and Quinn, are also finding their place, proving that a strong, sophisticated name is always in style.

A clear trend is the love for variations on a theme. Adeline, Adelyn, and Adalynn all made their debut in the Top 100, showcasing how a single beloved sound can blossom into multiple beautiful forms. Similarly, the popularity of both Sophia and Sofia, or Norah and Nora, highlights a preference for subtle personalization. Whether you gravitated toward a classic like Olivia or a fresh favorite like Everly or Willow, the names of 2019 reflect a year of beautiful choices, each one filled with love and hope for the future.

When variants combine

When spelling variants are counted as one name, the rankings shift. Here's how the families stack up.

  1. 01

    Sophia

    Sofia · Sophia · Sophie

  2. 02

    Olivia

    Alivia · Olivia

  3. 03

    Amelia

    Amelia · Emilia

  4. 04

    Adeline

    Adaline · Adalyn · Adalynn · Adelina · Adeline · Adelyn · Adelynn

  5. 05

    Avery

    Averie · Avery

Notable cuts

Vintage comebacks

  • #1Olivia
  • #2Charlotte
  • #5Ava
  • #6Amelia
  • #7Emma

Nature inspired

  • #25Hazel
  • #28Brooklyn
  • #30Paisley
  • #43Isla
  • #46Savannah

Gender neutral

  • #3Avery
  • #4Harper
  • #14Riley
  • #17Madison
  • #23Addison

New to the top 100

  • #1Olivia
  • #2Charlotte
  • #3Avery
  • #4Harper
  • #5Ava

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