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Official US Social Security Administration data, state by state, for babies born in 2025. Search a name, pick a state, and see the real counts.

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Four states are live in this first test: Texas, California, Florida and New York. The rest follow in batches.

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Fastest rising names of 2025

Girls

• Calia — up 1,390 to #1342
• Klarity — up 1,381 to #748
• Rynlee — up 1,292 to #743
• Naylani — up 932 to #921
• Jaslyn — up 909 to #976

Boys

• Amirion — up 1,109 to #1182
• Kasai — up 1,077 to #633
• Akari — up 1,058 to #545
• Eziah — up 755 to #611
• Jasai — up 726 to #440

See all the fastest rising names of 2025

About the data

The figures come from the U.S. Social Security Administration, which records the names given on Social Security card applications: a 100% sample of births. This site shows the 2025 data, released in May 2026. How the data is counted.

Source: U.S. Social Security Administration, baby names data, births in 2025, released May 2026. Data checked 8 November 2026. ssa.gov baby names.