How popular is the name Mia?

In 2025, 11,078 girls in the United States were named Mia, making it the #6 most common name for girls that year. Mia has held fairly steady over the last decade.

11,078
Babies in 2025
#6
Rank for girls
2015
Peak year (last 25)

Popularity over the last 25 years

404 per 100k 2001: 3,918 babies2002: 6,259 babies2003: 7,083 babies2004: 7,399 babies2005: 10,846 babies2006: 12,027 babies2007: 10,922 babies2008: 10,173 babies2009: 11,438 babies2010: 10,650 babies2011: 11,543 babies2012: 12,039 babies2013: 13,166 babies2014: 13,534 babies2015: 14,943 babies2016: 14,464 babies2017: 13,521 babies2018: 12,742 babies2019: 12,508 babies2020: 11,269 babies2021: 11,177 babies2022: 11,077 babies2023: 11,404 babies2024: 12,149 babies2025: 11,078 babies 2001 2025

Babies named Mia per 100,000 born, so the trend is not distorted by changes in the birth rate. Source: US Social Security Administration.

Year by year

YearBabies named MiaPer 100k
202511,078334.1
202412,149363.4
202311,404344.0
202211,077327.1
202111,177329.7
202011,269337.1
201912,508360.2
201812,742362.3
201713,521378.0
201614,464394.1

Guessing Mia in a baby pool

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