*These* are the most popular baby names of 2017

In a stunning upset, the ancient boys’ name Atticus has jumped to the top of the baby name popularity list for 2017.

Atticus is the Number one name for boys on Nameberry’s list of Most Popular Baby Names of 2017, with Olivia the top girls’ name for the second year in a row.

While girls’ names conventionally move up and down the fashion ladder more quickly, this year’s Nameberry list is more volatile on the boys’ side, with more new entries in the count of Top 1000 baby names and more names making dramatic shifts up or down the ladder

That’s evidence of a sea change in how parents choose names for their sons, says Nameberry’s cofounder Pamela Redmond Satran, moving away from family names and traditional male choices and judging boys’ names the same way they do girls,’ with style the driving factor.

Nameberry’s popular names list measures which names attract the largest share of the site’s nearly 250 million page views, versus how many babies actually receive that name. It’s a gauge of parents’ interest in baby names, according to Satran, and a predictor of which names will become more popular in the future.

Three new names vaulted onto the Top 10 this year for each gender: Cora, Maia and Amara for girls, and Theodore, Jasper, and Henry for boys. Maia is the most surprising newcomer to the group, also new to the Nameberry Top 100 and among the US Top 1000 baby names for only a decade.

Here is the complete Top 10 baby names list for each gender.

2017 Top 10 Names for Girls

1. Olivia
2. Cora*
3. Amelia
4. Charlotte
5. Isla
6. Isabella
7. Maia*
8. Aurora
9. Amara*
10. Ava

2017 Top 10 Names for Boys

1. Atticus
2. Asher
3. Jack
4. Theodore*
5. Jasper*
6. Milo
7. Oliver
8. Silas
9. Henry*
10. Wyatt

*New in 2017

On Nameberry’s Top 100, new entrants besides Maia on the girls’ side are Rumi, the name of Beyonce and Jay-Z’s baby daughter, along with Alexandra, Allegro, Brielle, Celeste, and Elena.

There are more than twice as many new names on the boys’ Top 100. They are:

• Adam
• Augustus
• Caspian
• Charlie
• Dante
• Edward
• Emmett
• Everett
• Ian
• Jonathan
• Kane
• Kian
• Magnus
• Maverick
• Rhett
• Winston
• Xander

The girls’ names vaulting furthest up the list in 2017 are Evelyn, Amara, Naomi, Ada, and Phoebe, all up more than 20 places.

For boys, names that rose 20 or more places are Leo, Harvey, Kai, Liam, Arthur, Cassius, George, Finn, Ryker, Louis, Harry, and Jude.

Names with ties to mythology, ancient cultures, and classic literature, influences that topped our baby name trend predictions for 2017, dominate Nameberry’s popular names list .

Atticus qualifies on two counts. It’s the name of a Roman literary figure as well as the first name of the hero of Harper Lee’s beloved novel To Kill a Mockingbird.

Number 2 girls’ name Cora has mythological roots—it’s another name for Persephone, goddess of fertility and the underworld—and is also the first name of the heroine of the classic American novel Last of the Mohicans.

Maia is the Greek mother of Hermes and the Roman goddess of spring.

Rumi is the name of an ancient Muslim (male) poet and Phoebe is another name for the goddess of the moon and also figures in the New Testament, Shakespeare, and Catcher in the Rye.

On the boys’ side, Silas relates to the Roman god of trees, Augustus is the name of a Roman Emperor, and Magnus is a royal appellation meaning “greatest.”

Caspian is a name from The Chronicles of Narnia and Dante was a medieval poet.

Other mythological and literary names on the rise include Ophelia, Freya and Esme for girls; Cassius, Axel, and Felix for boys.

With 5 million monthly visitors from around the globe, Nameberry is the world’s largest baby name site.

Here are the Top 100 Names for Girls in 2017:

1. Olivia
2. Cora
3. Amelia
4. Charlotte
5. Isla
6. Isabella
7. Maia
8. Aurora
9. Amara
10. Ava
11. Rumi
12. Penelope
13. Evelyn
14. Ophelia
15. Rose
16. Eleanor
17. Violet
18. Luna
19. Arabella
20. Hazel
21. Imogen
22. Esme
23. Maeve
24. Elizabeth
25. Alice
26. Audrey
27. Adeline
28. Genevieve
29. Aurelia
30. Thea
31. Khaleesi
32. Lucy
33. Ivy
34. Jane
35. Emma
36. Mia
37. Eloise
38. Claire
39. Emilia
40. Nora
41. Iris
42. Lydia
43. Anna
44. Astrid
45. Lila
46. Julia
47. Sadie
48. Elise
49. Stella
50. Isabel
51. Scarlett
52. Ada
53. Evangeline
54. Caroline
55. Eliza
56. Adelaide
57. Matilda
58. Aria
59. Naomi
60. Clara
61. Phoebe
62. Chloe
63. Elodie
64. Josephine
65. Brielle
66. Sienna
67. Beatrice
68. Molly
69. Ella
70. Mae
71. Mila
72. Allegro
73. Hannah
74. Celeste
75. Seraphina
76. Zoe
77. Freya
78. Sophia
79. Maisie
80. Gemma
81. Willow
82. Poppy
83. Grace
84. Margaret
85. Madeline
86. Emily
87. Elena
88. Daisy
89. Maya
90. Elsie
91. Juliet
92. Willa
93. Ellie
94. Jade
95. Eliana
96. Rebecca
97. Zara
98. Alexandra
99. Evie
100. Abigail

And here are 2017’s Top 100 Names for Boys:

1. Atticus
2. Asher
3. Jack
4. Theodore
5. Jasper
6. Milo
7. Oliver
8. Silas
9. Henry
10. Wyatt
11. Leo
12. Oscar
13. Declan
14. Xavier
15. Felix
16. Levi
17. Finn
18. Matthew
19. Thomas
20. Axel
21. Sebastian
22. Arthur
23. Bodhi
24. Alexander
25. Kai
26. Ethan
27. Julian
28. Benjamin
29. William
30. Caleb
31. Zachary
32. Aryan
33. Liam
34. Miles
35. Elijah
36. James
37. Callum
38. John
39. Soren
40. Charles
41. Tobias
42. Harvey
43. Andrew
44. Roman
45. Eli
46. Harry
47. Harrison
48. Ronan
49. Ryker
50. Ezra
51. Nathaniel
52. Cassius
53. Jacob
54. Jude
55. Charlie
56. Dante
57. Isaac
58. George
59. Archer
60. Samuel
61. Lachlan
62. Hugo
63. Luke
64. Magnus
65. Isaiah
66. Rhett
67. Daniel
68. Jonathan
69. Gideon
70. Lucas
71. Graham
72. Owen
73. Wesley
74. Louis
75. Maverick
76. Josiah
77. Lucian
78. Joseph
79. Lewis
80. Augustus
81. Simon
82. Gabriel
83. Everett
84. Kian
85. Vincent
86. Xander
87. Kane
88. Nolan
89. Griffin
90. David
91. Emmett
92. Ian
93. Adam
94. Caspian
95. Nathan
96. Winston
97. Beckett
98. Nicholas
99. Edward
100. Knox

Original story by Pamela Redmond Satran for NameBerry.