These were the top baby names in Texas in 2022 Liam, Olivia took top spots for trendiest baby names
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SAN ANTONIO – New parents tend to research names before picking one for their bundle of joy.
Names.org recently released a list of the most popular names in Texas for 2022 based on Social Security Administration data on births and user interest on the website.
The top two most popular boy and girl names in Texas for 2022 were Liam and Olivia.
For comparison, Liam and Olivia were also the top baby names in the U.S. for 2022.
Here are the top 10 boys’ names in Texas for 2022:
Liam
Noah
Mateo
Elijah
Sebastian
Santiago
Oliver
Daniel
Julian
Benjamin
Here are the top 5 girls’ names in Texas for 2022:
Olivia
Camila
Emma
Isabella
Mia
Sophia
Amelia
Ava
Sofia
Luna
Each year, the Social Security Administration publishes the totals for the first names from all Social Security card applications for births that occurred in the US since 1880, according to Names.org.
The organization uses data on births over the past five years to predict the most popular baby names of 2022.
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