AMERICAN GIRL 2025 GIRL OF THE YEAR SUMMER MCKINNY

The report includes the change in popularity, and the database allows you to search by the name and the year. The list typically comes out in May of each year, just in time for Mother’s Day. Here it is, a list of the top 1,000 baby boy names, according to the Social Security Administration. It’s understandable why you might want a cute sounding name for your baby boy, after all, they’ll always be your baby! From shorter names to sweeter sounding monikers, here are some of the cutest yet unusual boy names.

As an avid animal lover, Summer adopted her dog, Crescent, from her local shelter. Summer also loves to bake, and decorating is her favorite part. She is often in the kitchen learning many techniques and tips from her aunt and sister. Lastly, Summer spends a lot of time in the summer visiting her grandparents in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware.

Baby boy name origins are an excellent way to search our full list of boys names. Many parents choose to honor their family’s heritage by choosing a baby name from the same source, others just love the style of boy names from a certain language or culture. Our detailed lists of boys’ names organized by origin are the perfect starting point.

The time of year also had an impact for baby girls, with Autumn and Summer increasing in popularity, particularly during their respective seasons; both names were in the top 100. In December the names Holly, Robyn and Joseph were more popular. Some parents will name their child the same first name as the father, but call them by their more unique middle name to help differentiate between the two. Or some families use different names completely, but choose ones that have similar meanings or sounds to honor the original name. So, what names did we see more of in the last year, and what trendy boy names do we expect to be on the rise for the future?

Find all our search by letter tools on the Baby Names A-Z page. For more, check out our predictions for the hottest baby name trends of 2025 and follow the Baby Names group in the BabyCenter Community. The top 10 girl names saw a little bit more movement, but not much. Amelia and Emma switched spots – Amelia is now No. 2, and Emma is No. 3.