Parenting website reveals annual top 100 lists of baby names in Canada
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If you are expecting a baby and are still trying to choose a name, these new top 100 lists might help you to find one.
If you are expecting a baby and are still trying to choose a name, these new top 100 lists might help you to find one.
BabyCenter, an online parenting website, recently published its annual analysis of popular names for newborn babies in Canada.
According to BabyCenter's top 100 lists, Noah, which has Hebrew origins and means “comfort” and “rest,” was the most popular boy name this year.
Liam and Jackson have switched places this year. Liam came at Number 2 regaining last year’s loss while Jackson dropped down to third.
Lucas, which was the fourth most popular name in Canada last year, it dropped two places to sixth in 2022. Benjamin slipped three places, moving from seventh to tenth.
Luca jumped nine places to seventh and James gained eight places to ninth position. Both names are new in the top 10 boys’ names for this year.
Samuel climbed the highest, moving 45 places to position 34. Parker also had a remarkable jump – up 33 places to position 52 – and Weston gained 27 places to position 63.
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