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The most popular baby names of 2015 are likely to build on the trends seen over the past few years. Using data from the Office for National Statistics, Anna Powell-Smith's name trend visualiser, and a healthy dose of intuition, we've compiled our predictions for the hottest baby names of next year.he most popular baby names of 2015 are likely to build on the trends seen over the past few years. Using data from the Office for National Statistics, Anna Powell-Smith's name trend visualiser, and a healthy dose of intuition, we've compiled our predictions for the hottest baby names of next year.
The numbers are in, the letters are arranged and the official list of the country's most popular baby names of 2014 is out. The Social Security Administration released the 2014 results on Friday. Again in 2014, Noah was the most popular name for boys in the country, but there was a change at the top for girls -- Emma moved up from the No. 2 spot in 2013 to claim No. 1 in 2014. In Rhode Island, parents didnât always fall in line with the nation. Noah, for instance, came in as the No. 9 most popular name in Rhode Island, and Emma came in at no. 3 in the Ocean State. Check out the top 10 nationally and in Rhode Island. Did you choose one of these names if you had a baby in 2014? Tell us in the comments! National list. Boys, Girls: Noah, Emma; Liam, Olivia; Mason, Sophia; Jacob, Isabella; William, Ava; Ethan, Mia; Michael, Emily; Alexander, Abigail; James, Madison; Daniel, Charlotte; Rhode Island list. Boys, Girls: Mason, Olivia; Liam, Ava