2017年适合换什么英文名？专业机构给你推荐

Ethan

Mason

Caden

Oliver

Elijah

As in past years, BabyCenter also analyzed its user data to identify some interesting name trends of 2016.

BabyCenter found that names of powerful women are on the rise. It’s refreshing to see the names of powerful modern women being chosen by new parents. Today’s parents want their daughters to be strong and successful.

“Stranger Things,” “The Walking Dead” and “American Horror Story” character names were also on the rise in 2016.

BabyCenter attributes the rise in several baby names to the influence of luxury brands like Cartier (up 77 percent), Dior (up 53 percent), Armani (up 44 percent).

Parents’ love for “Game of Thrones” names persists, as alternate Arya spelling, Aria, reached number eight on BabyCenter’s list of popular girls’ names. Other TV name trends BabyCenter noted include the “Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt” heroine’s name, “Orange is the New Black” character Daya’s name and the name Sebastian from “House of Cards”.

BabyCenter also found a rise in “science-y names” like Cloud (up 76 percent) and Rocket (up 24 percent). Famous scientists’ names also increased, with Darwin rising 57 percent, Newton up 44 percent and Edison up 25 percent.

Hulk alter ego Bruce Banner’s last name is apparently on the rise. Harley Quinn from “Suicide Squad” also may have influenced baby name trends.