Names for girls and boys what the most popular 2023 - Naming Trends Review

Choosing a name for a child is one of the first important decisions facing parents-to-be. In 2023, a return to tradition can be observed in Poland, but at the same time certain trends from previous years are maintained. Names for girls and boys are chosen both under the influence of current fashions and taking into account deeply rooted cultural values.

The leading names that dominated among newborn girls last year were Sophia and Susanna. For boys, on the other hand, Nikodem topped the list. The data shows that Polish parents still value traditional names, which have remained among the most popular choices for years.

The popularity of these names is also confirmed by official data from the Ministry of Digitization, which announced a ranking of the most popular names in Poland in 2023. These statistics are a reflection of parental preferences and can serve as an inspiration for future parents looking for the perfect name for their child.

Most popular names for girls in 2023

In 2023, the classic name dominated among names for girls Sophie, which has held the top spot on the list for many years. In second place was ranked Susanna, enjoying enduring popularity among parents. Laura ranked third, showing an increase in popularity compared to the previous year.

Other frequently chosen names include. Hanna, Maya, Julia, which are well known and liked in Poland. Olive i Fields also ranked high, reflecting parents' preference for more modern yet traditional-sounding names.

Names such as Alicia, Maria, whether Anna have not lost their popularity, still being among the most popular choices. Contemporary trends also indicate significant interest in names Livia, Sofia and Eve.

Further down the rankings appear Ida, Karolina, Magdalena and Helena, which are chosen by parents who lean toward tradition and history. In turn Nel i Elena are examples of names that are gaining popularity due to their originality and international sound.

Below is a list of the ten most popular names for girls in 2023, according to the number of examples given:

1. Sophie
2. Susanna
3. Laura
4. Hanna
5. Maya
6. Julia
7. Olive
8. Fields
9. Alicia
10. Maria

In addition to those mentioned, there are many others feminine names, which were also popular, including such as: Mia, Natalia, Veronica, Martyn or Nikola.

Choosing a name for a child is an important decision for any parent. Trends in 2023 show that Poles value both tradition and modernity when choosing names for their daughters.

Most popular names for boys in 2023

In 2023, we observe an interesting preference for male names. The parent community in Poland tends to choose traditional names, such as Jan, Anthony or Francis. The continued presence of these names at the top of the rankings testifies to their enduring popularity.

Nikodem still maintains its position in the top ten, which may be a sign of attachment to more unique but still traditional personas. Other names such as Alexander, James and Nicholas, are also high on the list of parents' choices, underscoring their continuing appeal.

However, the list of names does not end with tradition. Increasingly popular are names such as Ignatius, Natan, whether Philip, which combine a classic sound with a modern touch.

There is also noted interest in names with foreign roots, for example. Adrian, Alan, Damian or Victor, which may reflect society's growing openness to multiculturalism.

When choosing names for boys, parents are guided by various criteria - from the meaning of the name, to family tradition, to the sound and compatibility with the surname. What name is given is an individual decision each time, accompanied by a variety of inspirations and considerations.

The following is a ranking of the most popular names for boys in 2023:

1. Anthony
2. Jan
3. Alexander
4. James
5. Francis
6. Nicholas
7. Philip
8. Ignatius
9. Nikodem
10. Natan

For those curious about the broad spectrum of parental preferences in Poland, accurate statistics and analysis are available at page dedicated to names.