Top 100 Girls' Risers for 2023

A new year has started. With that comes many changes, including new names to think about. 

Recent pop culture phenomena and famous people and events in the headlines influence the names parents use along with ongoing trends. The names in this ranking reflect that.

Here are 100 girls' names from 2022 pop culture and trends that will likely rise in 2023:

  1. Charlotte
  2. Luna
  3. Eleanor
  4. Hazel
  5. Nova
  6. Isla
  7. Willow
  8. Ivy
  9. Delilah
  10. Ruby
  11. Alice
  12. Leilani
  13. Josephine
  14. Athena
  15. Iris
  16. Eloise
  17. Parker
  18. Rose
  19. Maeve
  20. Juniper
  21. Magnolia
  22. Freya
  23. Genevieve
  24. Ember
  25. Millie
  26. Ada
  27. Ruth
  28. Oakley
  29. Margot
  30. Zuri
  31. Elsie
  32. Vera
  33. Octavia
  34. Wren
  35. Lilith
  36. Daphne
  37. Ophelia
  38. Collins
  39. Noa
  40. Rosemary
  41. Mabel
  42. Poppy
  43. Astrid
  44. Navy
  45. Rosie
  46. Matilda
  47. Dorothy
  48. Raya
  49. Mae
  50. Salem
  51. Alma
  52. Clementine
  53. Elora
  54. Davina
  55. Sylvie
  56. Calliope
  57. Faye
  58. Flora
  59. Estella
  60. Indie
  61. Louisa
  62. Della
  63. Theodora
  64. Halo
  65. Jovie
  66. Persephone
  67. Cleo
  68. Artemis
  69. Clover
  70. Goldie
  71. Marlowe
  72. Loretta
  73. Indigo
  74. Billie
  75. Guinevere
  76. Love
  77. Marigold
  78. Tallulah
  79. Ruthie
  80. Ida
  81. Betty
  82. Winona
  83. Karma
  84. Lavender
  85. Joan
  86. Echo
  87. Symphony
  88. Romy
  89. Agatha
  90. Maple
  91. Jupiter
  92. Sybil
  93. Lois
  94. Ever
  95. Wednesday
  96. Sunday
  97. Maven
  98. Dua
  99. Lumi
  100. Enid

Which of these names are your favorites?

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