Top 100 boys names 2022
Discover which boys names are the most popular choices
Having knocked Oliver off the top spot for the number 1 name chosen for boys in 2021, Noah remains the number 1 name for boys in 2021 forcing Oliver down to third place. Today’s contemporary choice Theo has pipped the traditional name George, influenced by the young prince, to 2nd post - although his royal name reigns strong in 4th place in the Top 100 for this year.
Outside of the Top Ten Teddy continues to rise the ranks at position 15 and Arlo and Luca made the Top 20 cut for the first time in 2022.
All falling more than 20 places, Joseph, Cody, Harvey, Yusuf, Austin, Jake, Aiden, Lewis, Matthew and Aaron are falling from favour.
Top 100 Baby boys names
Here are the latest top 100 boys’ names and their positions last year
- Noah
- Theo
- Oliver
- George
- Leo
- Freddie
- Arthur
- Archie
- Alfie
- Charlie
- Oscar
- Henry
- Harry
- Jack
- Teddy
- Finley
- Arlo
- Luca
- Jacob
- Tommy
- Lucas
- Theodore
- Max
- Isaac
- Albie
- James
- Mason
- Rory
- Thomas
- Rueben
- Roman
- Logan
- Harrison
- William
- Elijah
- Ethan
- Joshua
- Hudson
- Jude
- Louie
- Jaxon
- Reggie
- Oakley
- Hunter
- Alexander
- Toby
- Adam
- Sebastian
- Daniel
- Ezra
- Rowan
- Alex
- Dylan
- Ronnie
- Kai
- Hugo
- Louis
- Riley
- Edward
- Finn
- Grayson
- Elliot
- Caleb
- Benjamin
- Bobby
- Frankie
- Zachary
- Brody
- Jackson
- Ollie
- Jasper
- Liam
- Stanley
- Sonny
- Blake
- Albert
- Joseph
- Chester
- Carter
- David
- Milo
- Ellis
- Jenson
- Samuel
- Gabriel
- Eddie
- It is
- Rupert
- Eli
- Myles
- Brodie
- Parker
- Ralph
- Miles
- Jayden
- Billy
- Elliott
- Jax
- Ryan
- Joey
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