Predictions for 2020’s Most Popular Baby Names

From the trendy to the traditional, here’s what names are predicted to be all the rage next year.

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Pregnant Woman with Name Tag on Bare Belly

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As we look ahead to 2020, predictions are rolling in on what trends will be hot and which will not. However, the latest list that caught our eye isn’t about fashion, TV or music, it’s all about baby names. So, if you are a parent-to-be that is searching for the perfect name for your little one, you may find some inspiration in this list.

Namberry revealed what their experts predict will be the most popular names for boys and girls in 2020, and some may surprise you. Though the site suggested that these names may not take over the number one spots, Emma and Liam, they are expecting to surge.

From vintage monikers to names taken right from pop culture, here’s what you’ll be hearing on the playground next year.

The Top 10 Most Popular Baby Girl Names:

  1. Adah
  2. Reese
  3. Mika
  4. Paisley
  5. Amina
  6. Teagan
  7. Nova
  8. Aura
  9. Pearl
  10. Billie

The Top 10 Most Popular Baby Boy Names:

  1. Austin
  2. Alva
  3. Acacius
  4. Tate
  5. Diego
  6. Easton
  7. Lucius
  8. Cash
  9. Ash
  10. Luca

The Top 10 Gender-Neutral Names:

  1. Ellis
  2. Phoenix
  3. Remi/Remy
  4. Marlowe
  5. Shea
  6. Zephyr
  7. Darcy
  8. Rowan
  9. Quinn
  10. Emerson

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