The official top 100 lists, straight from each country's statistics office, with how every name moved since the year before.
Every year, national statistics offices count the first names given to newborn babies. These pages show those official lists as published: the top 100 girls' and boys' names, how many babies were given each one, and how each name moved since the year before.
Each list is the newest one its publisher has released. Countries count a little differently (births or registrations, how rare names are left out, whether accents make a separate name), so each page says how its numbers were counted.