USAA Life Insurance Company Releases Top Military Baby Names
"Choosing a name can be one of the hardest decisions a parent makes before their child is born," said
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Girl Names |
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1. William |
1. Olivia |
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2. James |
2. Emma |
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3. Jacob |
3. Ava |
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4. Benjamin |
4. Abigail |
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5. Ethan |
5. Sophia |
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6. Noah |
6. Isabella |
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7. Luke |
7. Elizabeth |
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8. John |
8. Emily |
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9. Andrew |
9. Charlotte |
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10. Jackson |
10. Madison |
Parents purchase a life insurance policy so their families can have peace of mind when they need it most. Life insurance for children is more about safeguarding their future. To learn more about protecting your family, visit usaa.com/insuremychild.
*Top names sourced from active
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