Most Popular Baby Names of 2009

In 2009, Isabella was the most popular name for girls, given to 22,321 babies, and Jacob topped the boys' list with 21,204. Isabella took the top spot from Emma, and Jacob held on to number one for a 11th year in a row.

Social Security counted 1,837,114 girls and 1,983,573 boys born in 2009 under names given to at least five babies, spread across 20,199 different girls' names and 14,540 boys' names.

Top 100 names of 2009

Top girls' names, 2009
RankNameBabiesvs 2008
1Isabella22,321up 1
2Emma17,910down 1
3Olivia17,444up 1
4Sophia16,951up 3
5Ava15,877same
6Emily15,366down 3
7Madison15,257down 1
8Abigail14,401same
9Chloe11,922up 1
10Mia11,438up 4
11Elizabeth11,057down 2
12Addison10,669same
13Alexis9,946up 2
14Samantha9,669down 3
15Ella9,659up 4
16Natalie9,421down 3
17Grace8,322up 4
18Lily8,101up 6
19Alyssa7,980down 3
20Ashley7,815down 2
21Sarah7,794down 1
22Taylor7,590same
23Hannah7,584down 6
24Brianna7,357down 1
25Hailey7,325same
26Kaylee7,219up 5
27Lillian6,861up 2
28Anna6,818down 2
29Leah6,790up 11
30Allison6,581up 2
31Victoria6,371down 4
32Avery6,301up 6
33Gabriella6,153up 2
34Nevaeh6,126same
35Kayla5,847down 7
36Sofia5,696same
37Brooklyn5,677up 11
38Riley5,637up 1
39Savannah5,606down 6
40Evelyn5,584up 14
41Aubrey5,408up 1
42Peyton5,318up 18
43Alexa5,311up 7
44Makayla5,269down 7
45Layla5,212up 10
46Lauren5,204down 16
47Zoe5,152up 11
48Sydney5,061up 1
49Audrey5,008down 5
50Julia4,996down 9
51Jasmine4,886down 8
52Arianna4,845up 14
53Claire4,825up 9
54Brooke4,798down 2
55Amelia4,705up 13
56Destiny4,617down 9
57Morgan4,611down 11
58Bella4,540up 64
59Madelyn4,496up 5
60Katherine4,432down 15
61Maya4,393up 10
62Kylie4,389down 11
63Aaliyah4,378up 13
64Madeline4,300down 8
65Sophie4,267up 10
66Kimberly4,228down 9
67Kaitlyn4,207down 14
68Charlotte4,191up 18
69Alexandra4,166down 8
70Maria4,143down 7
71Jocelyn4,118down 4
72Valeria4,091up 1
73Andrea4,064down 1
74Trinity4,028down 4
75Zoey3,995up 23
76Gianna3,939up 12
77Mackenzie3,902down 12
78Jessica3,801down 19
79Faith3,771up 11
80Camila3,737up 3
81Autumn3,717up 6
82Ariana3,701down 1
83Genesis3,669up 12
84Payton3,646up 7
85Bailey3,643down 3
86Angelina3,637down 17
87Caroline3,624up 7
88Mariah3,605down 11
89Rachel3,589down 15
90Katelyn3,571down 10
91Vanessa3,523down 13
92Molly3,510up 12
93Serenity3,489up 18
94Melanie3,487down 9
95Khloe3,459up 101
96Gabrielle3,421down 17
97Mya3,415up 6
98Paige3,413down 9
99Eva3,395up 15
100Isabelle3,307down 7
Top boys' names, 2009
RankNameBabiesvs 2008
1Jacob21,204same
2Ethan19,858up 1
3Michael18,964down 1
4Alexander18,254up 2
5William17,937up 3
6Joshua17,671down 2
7Daniel17,564down 2
8Jayden17,316up 3
9Noah17,262up 6
10Christopher16,368down 1
11Anthony16,327down 4
12Aiden16,030up 4
13Matthew16,010down 3
14David15,457same
15Joseph14,952down 2
16Andrew14,877down 4
17Logan14,467up 2
18James14,223down 1
19Benjamin13,123up 6
20Ryan13,122down 2
21Elijah12,846up 1
22Gabriel12,834up 2
23Christian12,657same
24Samuel12,181up 3
25Nathan12,135down 4
26John12,133down 6
27Jackson12,123up 5
28Tyler11,551same
29Jonathan11,386down 3
30Dylan11,373up 1
31Caleb11,001up 3
32Nicholas10,856down 3
33Gavin10,742down 3
34Mason10,696up 1
35Evan10,280up 3
36Landon10,169up 9
37Angel9,853down 1
38Brandon9,848down 5
39Lucas9,620up 7
40Isaac9,569down 3
41Isaiah9,259up 1
42Jack9,029down 3
43Jose8,818down 3
44Kevin8,780down 3
45Jordan8,669up 3
46Justin8,631down 2
47Luke8,625down 4
48Brayden8,603up 3
49Liam8,567up 26
50Carter8,173up 15
51Owen8,142up 7
52Connor8,101up 5
53Zachary8,091down 6
54Aaron7,983down 4
55Robert7,842down 6
56Hunter7,751down 2
57Thomas7,728down 5
58Cameron7,638down 5
59Adrian7,633down 3
60Wyatt7,404up 2
61Chase7,394up 6
62Julian7,388down 1
63Austin7,295down 8
64Charles7,284down 1
65Jeremiah7,235up 3
66Jason6,927down 6
67Juan6,283down 1
68Xavier6,227up 3
69Luis6,145down 5
70Sebastian5,993up 4
71Henry5,899up 7
72Aidan5,811down 13
73Ian5,807up 7
74Adam5,676down 2
75Nathaniel5,426up 2
76Diego5,414down 7
77Brody5,392down 7
78Jesus5,387up 1
79Carlos5,379down 6
80Tristan5,350up 1
81Dominic5,329up 12
82Cole5,278up 3
83Alex5,174up 1
84Cooper5,072up 8
85Levi5,026up 31
86Josiah5,020up 9
87Ayden4,998up 4
88Carson4,997up 1
89Blake4,952up 1
90Eli4,923up 9
91Hayden4,868down 15
92Bryan4,856down 10
93Colton4,771up 5
94Brian4,658down 7
95Eric4,646down 9
96Parker4,626up 7
97Sean4,339down 14
98Oliver4,287up 20
99Kyle4,180down 2
100Miguel4,174up 1

Biggest climbers in 2009

The names that gained the most ground within the top 1,000 compared with 2008.

Girls

  • Maliyah: up 343 places, from 640th to 297th
  • Kenley: up 333 places, from 993rd to 660th
  • Gemma: up 324 places, from 887th to 563rd
  • Isla: up 279 places, from 624th to 345th
  • Paityn: up 258 places, from 937th to 679th
  • Caylee: up 249 places, from 513th to 264th
  • Maleah: up 244 places, from 839th to 595th
  • Brynlee: up 222 places, from 903rd to 681st
  • Olive: up 218 places, from 807th to 589th
  • Brisa: up 215 places, from 793rd to 578th

Boys

  • Bentley: up 422 places, from 936th to 514th
  • Cullen: up 297 places, from 782nd to 485th
  • Urijah: up 269 places, from 888th to 619th
  • Jax: up 267 places, from 693rd to 426th
  • Tripp: up 257 places, from 930th to 673rd
  • King: up 250 places, from 711th to 461st
  • Jadiel: up 239 places, from 878th to 639th
  • Makai: up 219 places, from 893rd to 674th
  • Emmett: up 214 places, from 548th to 334th
  • Jagger: up 201 places, from 964th to 763rd

New to the top 1,000 in 2009

Girls

  • Analia, 331st (its first time ever)
  • Vivienne, 531st (back after dropping out)
  • Bristol, 666th (its first time ever)
  • Leighton, 676th (its first time ever)
  • Malaya, 758th (back after dropping out)
  • Brinley, 781st (its first time ever)
  • Milan, 788th (its first time ever)
  • Maliah, 795th (its first time ever)
  • Lylah, 828th (its first time ever)
  • Jayde, 831st (back after dropping out)

Boys

  • Kellan, 624th (back after dropping out)
  • Archer, 683rd (back after dropping out)
  • Knox, 704th (back after dropping out)
  • Daxton, 742nd (back after dropping out)
  • Sylas, 848th (its first time ever)
  • Jaxton, 855th (its first time ever)
  • Kayson, 858th (its first time ever)
  • Jaxen, 871st (its first time ever)
  • Dilan, 881st (its first time ever)
  • Camilo, 901st (its first time ever)

How spread out were names in 2009?

The ten most popular girls' names went to 8.6% of the girls counted in 2009, and the top ten boys' names to 9.2% of the boys. In 1989, those shares were 16.9% for girls and 20.4% for boys.

Source: Social Security Administration, national baby name data, data through 2025. Names given to fewer than five babies of one sex in a year aren't published, so totals are a little lower than actual births.