Popular Girl Names in Texas

Texas' most popular girl names of 2024: Olivia narrowly tops Emma, with Mia, Camila, Isabella, and Sophia anchoring a distinctly Texan, bilingual top tier.

At No. 1, Olivia (1,757) edges No. 2 Emma (1,754) by just three births. Mia and Camila follow closely; Isabella and Sophia keep the classics shining; Amelia and Sofia stay strong; Charlotte sits at No. 9, and Eliana jumps into the top 10.

Texas' Spanish-English blend stands out, with Camila, Sofia/Sophia, Isabella, Valentina, Genesis, Ximena, Valeria, Natalia, Lucia, Ana, and Andrea appearing alongside timeless staples like Charlotte, Elizabeth, and Eleanor.

Big climbers: Ailany rockets to No. 40 (+199) with 485 babies, Ayla leaps to No. 88 (+47), and Alana to No. 89 (+45). Juliette (+32), Lainey (+32), and Alina (+32) rise sharply, while Adeline (+18), Melanie (+18), Lillian (+17), Daisy (+19), Melody (+14), Eden (+12), Ellie (+11), Aurora (+7), and Alice (+7) also gain.

Names easing this year include Samantha (-18 to No. 90), Caroline (-17 to No. 87), Riley (-15 to No. 67), Natalie (-15 to No. 82), Autumn (-14 to No. 91), Zoey (-13 to No. 78), Stella (-11 to No. 71), plus Madison (-9), Maya (-9), Willow (-9), Ximena (-8), Layla (-8), Madelyn (-8), and Harper (-7).

Style notes: nature and starry picks (Ivy, Hazel, Violet, Daisy, Willow; Luna, Aurora, Nova), a strong El- wave (Eliana, Elena, Eleanor, Ellie, Ella, Elizabeth), and vintage charm (Evelyn, Lillian, Alice, Adeline) give Texas girls' names a warm, modern-classic feel.

Ties to spot: Leilani and Lily at No. 28; Ailany and Leah at No. 40; Lucy and Melanie at No. 58; Lainey and Liliana at No. 59; Athena and Sadie at No. 75; Daisy and Willow at No. 86; Serenity and Sophie at No. 93.

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*Popularity rankings and birth counts reflect Texas data. Sourced and compiled from the Social Security Administration records by Name.Baby.