On Thursday, the parenting website BabyCenter published a report highlighting the baby names that are apparently at risk of “going extinct” this year. According to their data, popular names from the ’80s and ’90s ― like Kelsey, Chelsea, Erin, Jamie and Taylor ― are steeply declining.

There were just a few similarities between the U.S. and Florida when it came to the most popular baby names in 2024.

We've seen a surge where parents have been getting more creative when it comes to choosing baby names, but it seems that traditional monikers are on the rise once again

New research has revealed the top baby names set to dominate the playground in 2025, with a number of traditional monikers proving to be a hit with parents-to-be

Holding firm at the summit of popularity, "Olivia" and "Muhammad" maintain their top spots, according to the list. For boys, stability marks the trend, with the top 10 unchanged since 2023, and only "Archie" making noticeable moves by jumping two spots to climb the ranks.