Effortlessly Cool Boy Names for 2024

Embrace and welcome your precious son with a name that will last a lifetime. Check out the infographic below for names ranging from timeless classics to modern choices. Just like baby boy names, boy dog names rise and fall in popularity. The number of dogs named after “Frozen” characters rose 900 percent the year after that movie came out, so it’s possible that for a while you probably met more than one “Olaf” at dog daycare.

All baby name data is reported from the “First Name” field on the Social Security card application, thanks to the SSA. The given name must be at least two characters long in order to be included. Names with fewer than five occurrences in any geographic area are not included.

She has been a judge for the Bookstart Awards and written about parenting for Mumsnet, Pregnancy & Birth, Prima Baby, Boots Parenting Club and She Magazine and she’s also been Consumer Editor of Mother & Baby. She has 3 boys – all with names that she and her husband eventually agreed on! The baby name experts at Nameberry can help you find the perfect name.

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Baby boy name origins are an excellent way to search our full list of boys names. Many parents choose to honor their family’s heritage by choosing a baby name from the same source, others just love the style of boy names from a certain language or culture. Our detailed lists of boys’ names organized by origin are the perfect starting point. But while pop culture seems to influence parents, the royal family seem to be having the opposite effect, with royal names falling in popularity in 2023. George ranked fourth with 3,494 babies being given the name – the first time George has fallen below 4,000 in nearly ten years. William came in 29th and Louis 45th for boys, and Charlotte ranked 23rd for girls.