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2014’s Most Popular Baby Names

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Alan Kadish

May 11, 2015

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The Social Security Administration has tallied up all the babes born in 2014 and recently revealed the most popular baby names.

If you brought an Emma, Olivia or Sophia home from the hospital, your little lady might be sharing her name with one of her future classmates. Another British-born name, Charlotte, squeezed its way into the top 10, and we’re guessing it will continue its reign thanks to the new Princess Charlotte Elizabeth Diana of Cambridge.

While the girls went Brit, the boys went Biblical. Noah, Liam and Mason were 2014’s top picks for boys, with Jacob coming in at a cool 4th.

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