This article provides information on accessing and browsing the Social Security Administration's (SSA) free database of American baby names. The SSA, as a result of newborns being registered with them, maintains a comprehensive database of genuine baby names used in the United States. The article emphasizes the user-friendly nature of the SSA website and its simplicity in identifying the most popular names for any year or decade. The database allows users to explore the top 100 baby names, offering insights into popular names for girls and boys over the years. The author highlights interesting facts, such as the top names in 2006 and historical data from 1890 and 1960. Readers are encouraged to explore the SSA Baby Name Index by visiting the website or using Google to search for "social security baby names." The article outlines four search options available on the SSA website: Popular Names by Birth Year: Lists the most popular names for a specific year, providing statistical information like the percentage of all births or the total number of births for each name. Popularity of a Name: Allows users to examine historical changes in a name's popularity over the last 100 years. Order of State's Top 5 Names: Displays the top 5 names for each state, allowing users to explore regional naming trends. Top 1000 Names by Decade: Provides an overview of the average top 1000 names for a selected decade, offering a broader perspective. The article concludes with practical advice for copying and printing information from the website, making it a helpful resource for those interested in exploring baby names in the United States. Additionally, the author mentions other websites as potential resources for baby names.

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