Baby names of 2012
In 2012 the most given names in the United States were Sophia for girls (22,335 births) and Jacob for boys (19,104).
Top 100 girls’ names
- Sophia22,335
- Emma20,972
- Isabella19,134
- Olivia17,332
- Ava15,548
- Emily13,664
- Abigail12,728
- Mia12,037
- Madison11,416
- Elizabeth9,729
- Chloe9,670
- Ella9,211
- Avery8,318
- Addison8,183
- Aubrey8,059
- Lily7,969
- Natalie7,908
- Sofia7,837
- Charlotte7,482
- Zoey7,481
- Grace7,393
- Hannah7,291
- Amelia7,248
- Harper7,199
- Lillian7,171
- Samantha6,937
- Evelyn6,880
- Victoria6,871
- Brooklyn6,795
- Zoe6,466
- Layla6,278
- Hailey5,917
- Leah5,779
- Kaylee5,629
- Anna5,628
- Aaliyah5,522
- Gabriella5,511
- Allison5,427
- Nevaeh5,408
- Alexis5,372
- Audrey5,298
- Sarah5,205
- Savannah5,202
- Alyssa5,090
- Claire4,944
- Taylor4,870
- Riley4,833
- Camila4,790
- Arianna4,733
- Ashley4,700
- Brianna4,646
- Sophie4,581
- Peyton4,477
- Bella4,361
- Khloe4,320
- Genesis4,309
- Alexa4,296
- Serenity4,248
- Kylie4,177
- Aubree4,052
- Scarlett4,045
- Stella4,006
- Maya3,979
- Katherine3,953
- Julia3,880
- Lucy3,818
- Madelyn3,794
- Autumn3,784
- Kayla3,776
- Makayla3,774
- Mackenzie3,763
- Lauren3,660
- Gianna3,627
- Ariana3,588
- Faith3,559
- Alexandra3,483
- Melanie3,467
- Sydney3,456
- Naomi3,430
- Caroline3,420
- Bailey3,417
- Morgan3,403
- Jasmine3,393
- Kennedy3,389
- Ellie3,388
- Eva3,369
- Skylarnew3,348
- Kimberly3,316
- Violetnew3,283
- Molly3,260
- Trinity3,251
- Arianew3,233
- Jocelyn3,232
- London3,202
- Lydia3,175
- Madeline3,162
- Reagannew3,088
- Pipernew3,070
- Annabellenew3,058
- Andrea3,052
Top 100 boys’ names
- Jacob19,104
- Mason18,993
- Ethan17,694
- Noah17,378
- William16,914
- Liam16,823
- Michael16,209
- Jayden16,150
- Alexander15,257
- Aiden14,924
- Daniel14,301
- Matthew13,991
- Elijah13,909
- James13,456
- Anthony13,226
- Benjamin12,833
- Joshua12,677
- Andrew12,641
- Joseph12,589
- David12,558
- Jackson12,497
- Logan12,488
- Christopher11,919
- Gabriel11,577
- Samuel11,468
- Ryan10,944
- Lucas10,717
- John10,635
- Nathan10,431
- Isaac10,062
- Dylan10,000
- Caleb9,975
- Christian9,639
- Jonathan9,369
- Landon9,354
- Carter9,272
- Luke9,022
- Owen8,695
- Brayden8,513
- Gavin8,260
- Wyatt8,233
- Isaiah8,185
- Eli8,076
- Henry8,075
- Hunter8,050
- Jack7,940
- Evan7,909
- Jordan7,827
- Nicholas7,741
- Tyler7,705
- Aaron7,543
- Jeremiah7,497
- Julian7,388
- Cameron7,374
- Levi7,243
- Brandon7,039
- Angel7,024
- Austin7,012
- Connor6,982
- Robert6,963
- Adrian6,951
- Charles6,945
- Thomas6,855
- Sebastian6,743
- Colton6,362
- Jaxon6,316
- Zachary6,263
- Ayden6,233
- Kevin6,232
- Dominic6,187
- Blake6,047
- Jose6,041
- Oliver5,922
- Justin5,905
- Bentley5,895
- Jason5,758
- Chase5,704
- Ian5,694
- Josiah5,535
- Xavier5,385
- Parker5,370
- Adam5,323
- Cooper5,194
- Nathaniel4,794
- Jacenew4,724
- Grayson4,717
- Carson4,597
- Tristan4,439
- Nolan4,426
- Luis4,373
- Brody4,366
- Juan4,284
- Hudsonnew4,220
- Bryson4,041
- Carlos4,009
- Eastonnew3,943
- Kaydennew3,883
- Alex3,869
- Damiannew3,860
- Rydernew3,819
2012 in numbers
The Social Security data for 2012 holds 1,760,742 girls under 19,529 different names. The ten most common names covered 8.8% of them — in 2024 the figure is 7.1%. New to the top 100 that year:Skylar, Violet, Aria, Reagan, Piper, Annabelle. Leaving it:Brooke, Destiny, Maria, Payton, Mariah, Kaitlyn.
The Social Security data for 2012 holds 1,896,625 boys under 14,249 different names. The ten most common names covered 8.9% of them — in 2024 the figure is 8.0%. New to the top 100 that year:Jace, Hudson, Easton, Kayden, Damian, Ryder. Leaving it:Hayden, Jesus, Cole, Max, Diego, Jaden.