Baby Notebook Community Report
Most Popular Girl Names of 2023
Top ten girls names of 2023 ranked below — full top-200 sent by email.
Top 10 girls names of 2023
- 01
Olivia
Olivia remains a beloved favorite, a true community staple in Baby Notebook.
- 02
Charlotte
Charlotte remains a beloved, enduring favorite in our Baby Notebook community.
- 03
Amelia
Amelia: a beloved favorite, consistently cherished in our community.
- 04
Harper
↑1Harper: A beloved, stylish choice, effortlessly blending tradition with modern charm.
- 05
Emma
↓1Emma: A beloved classic, timeless and gracefully charming.
- 06
Sophia
Sophia remains a beloved favorite, a true community staple.
- 07
Evelyn
↑5Evelyn is picking up steam, becoming a favorite among Baby Notebook parents.
- 08
Eleanor
↑5Eleanor is gracefully gaining favor, a beloved classic picking up steam.
- 09
Isabella
↑2Isabella: A timeless favorite, elegant and graceful.
- 10
Ella
↓2Ella: A timeless, beloved classic, gracefully charming and always a favorite.
About this scope
Welcome to the definitive look at what Baby Notebook parents were naming their daughters in 2023! As we pore over the year’s data, a distinct and beautiful picture emerges, one defined by a love for gentle, classic, and vowel-rich names. This isn't a year of radical shifts, but rather a confident settling into the styles we’ve come to adore.
At the very top, the crown remains firmly in place. **Olivia** reigns supreme as our number one, a testament to its perfect balance of strength and lyricism. Following closely are names that feel right at home in a classic storybook: **Charlotte**, **Amelia**, **Emma**, and **Sophia** all grace the Top 10. These are enduring, internationally recognized choices that parents are embracing with enthusiasm. We also see the unstoppable rise of vintage gems like **Evelyn** and **Eleanor**, proving that names with history and substance are more appealing than ever.
Looking beyond the top spots, the defining story of 2023 is the sheer breadth of beloved names. A wave of new arrivals has swept into the Top 100, showcasing the community's wide-ranging tastes. What do these names have in common? A soft, melodious sound. Notice the prevalence of names ending in the "a" sound, from **Aria** and **Mia** to **Isla** and **Luna**. We're also seeing a surge in sophisticated, multi-syllable choices like **Josephine**, **Valentina**, and **Penelope**, which offer a wealth of sweet nickname possibilities.
The trend for names that feel both fresh and familiar is undeniable. Nature-inspired choices like **Willow**, **Ivy**, and **Hazel** are flourishing, bringing a touch of the outdoors inside the nursery. Meanwhile, short and chic names like **Maeve** and **Quinn** provide a modern, confident edge. The overwhelming theme is one of graceful elegance and timeless appeal. In 2023, the Baby Notebook community chose names not for shock value, but for their lasting beauty—a trend we can all get behind.
When variants combine
When spelling variants are counted as one name, the rankings shift. Here's how the families stack up.
- 01
Amelia
Amelia · Emilia
- 02
Olivia
Alivia · Olivia · Olyvia
- 03
Sophia
Sofi · Sofia · Sofiya · Sophia · Sophie · Zofia
- 04
Charlotte
- 05
Adeline
Adalee · Adalina · Adaline · Adalyn · Adalynn · Adelina · Adeline · Adelyn · Adelyne · Adelynn
Notable cuts
Vintage comebacks
- #1Olivia
- #2Charlotte
- #3Amelia
- #5Emma
- #6Sophia
Nature inspired
- #12Paisley
- #17Isla
- #18Willow
- #19Hazel
- #20Lily
Gender neutral
- #4Harper
- #12Paisley
- #16Avery
- #18Willow
- #28Addison
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