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Most popular baby names in California

In 2023, the top baby names in California were Noah for boys (2,654 babies) and Olivia for girls (1,969 babies). The next most popular were Liam, Mateo and Sebastian for boys and Mia, Camila and Emma for girls.

Top 25 boy names in California, 2023
RankNameBabies
1Noah2,654
2Liam2,594
3Mateo2,400
4Sebastian2,009
5Santiago1,603
6Julian1,544
7Oliver1,537
8Benjamin1,328
9Elijah1,328
10Ezekiel1,327
11Ezra1,281
12Ethan1,269
13Alexander1,245
14Daniel1,220
15Lucas1,216
16Leo1,155
17Luca1,146
18Elias1,103
19Matthew1,070
20Levi1,059
21Angel1,046
22Dylan1,030
23James997
24Theodore978
25Isaac955
Top 25 girl names in California, 2023
RankNameBabies
1Olivia1,969
2Mia1,910
3Camila1,890
4Emma1,779
5Isabella1,643
6Sophia1,630
7Sofia1,349
8Luna1,305
9Amelia1,258
10Gianna1,093
11Emily1,066
12Charlotte1,013
13Aria995
14Ava978
15Mila931
16Evelyn882
17Penelope881
18Eliana844
19Valentina822
20Victoria785
21Zoe782
22Natalia754
23Lily742
24Abigail736
25Chloe728

Names more common in California than nationally

The share of California babies given each name, divided by its share across the US in 2023. A value of 3× means the name was three times as common here. Only names with at least 30 babies in the state are counted.

Boys

  • Armen7.4× · 31 babies
  • Zorawar5× · 39 babies
  • Gurbaaz4.9× · 34 babies
  • Aren4.6× · 31 babies
  • Santiel4.2× · 34 babies
  • Arman3.8× · 47 babies
  • Sky3.8× · 42 babies
  • Marcelino3.5× · 39 babies
  • Itzae3.5× · 30 babies
  • Aram3.3× · 34 babies
  • Fidel3.3× · 32 babies
  • Adan3.1× · 211 babies

Girls

  • Rehmat5.2× · 33 babies
  • Jaylene4.7× · 98 babies
  • Jayleen3.9× · 142 babies
  • Xitlali3.9× · 54 babies
  • Maritza3.8× · 34 babies
  • Metztli3.7× · 30 babies
  • Brisa3.6× · 34 babies
  • Belinda3.5× · 44 babies
  • Kaleia3.4× · 34 babies
  • Citlali3.3× · 43 babies
  • Adilene3.2× · 49 babies
  • Cielo3.1× · 99 babies

All states

Source: US Social Security Administration baby name data, state data 2023. Counts are Social Security card applications for US births; SSA leaves out names given to fewer than 5 babies in a year. Updated 2026-10-05. How these numbers are made.