In 2025, Liam and Olivia continue to be the most popular baby names in the United States, according to the Social Security Administration (SSA). This marks the seventh consecutive year for both names at the top. The SSA compiles its annual list based on Social Security card applications for children born in the U.S., with 3.6 million births recorded last year. Following Liam and Olivia, the top five boys' names include Noah, Oliver, Theodore, and Henry, while Charlotte, Emma, Amelia, and Sophia follow Olivia for girls. Notably, Charlotte has climbed to second place, ending Emma's six-year reign as the runner-up. The report also highlights trends such as the rise of unique names like Kasai, which jumped 1,108 spots to enter the top 1,000 for the first time. For girls, Klarity leads the fastest-growing names, reflecting a trend towards virtue-inspired names with creative spellings. Meanwhile, traditional names are declining in popularity, particularly those ending in -y, with names like Charleigh and Kylian seeing significant drops. As parents increasingly seek distinct and meaningful names, the SSA's list showcases evolving naming trends in America.