5 royal family members make the list of the most popular baby names in the U.S.

“What’s in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.” Juliet uttered these famous lines written by Shakespeare. However, I have to respectfully disagree with the Bard on this one. A name is very important, especially when it comes to naming a new baby. It has a lifelong impact.

Thankfully, soon-to-be parents have plenty of resources to help them make this big decision. One helpful resource is the U.S. government. That’s right. Every year, the Social Security Administration releases its list of the most popular baby names. The most recent list came out earlier this month and there are several interesting names on it worth noting.

It seems Americans have had royal fever since long before Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced their engagement. In fact, five of our favorite royals from the House of Windsor made an appearance on the 2017 list. And while they may have been born years or decades earlier, this list proves that classics never go out of style.

The most popular royal name was that of Prince William. The name William appeared in the third spot on the list. Alexander, which is part of Prince George’s full name — George Alexander Louis — appeared at number 13. Prince Harry, whose real name is Henry, just made the cut at number 18.

Not to be left out are the leading ladies of the House of Windsor. Queen Elizabeth’s name came in at number 13. Additionally, Princess Charlotte’s name appeared in the top ten at number eight.

Those are just a handful of the 40 names that made the list. Here’s the full two lists of the most popular baby names for 2017 from the SSA.

Boys

1. Liam
2. Noah
3. William
4. James
5. Logan
6. Benjamin
7. Mason
8. Elijah
9. Oliver
10. Jacob
11. Lucas
12. Michael
13. Alexander
14. Ethan
15. Daniel
16. Matthew
17. Aiden
18. Henry
19. Joseph
20. Jackson

Girls

1. Emma
2. Olivia
3. Ava
4. Isabella
5. Sophia
6. Mia
7. Charlotte
8. Amelia
9. Evelyn
10. Abigail
11. Harper
12. Emily
13. Elizabeth
14. Avery
15. Sofia
16. Ella
17. Madison
18. Scarlett
19. Victoria
20. Aria

The Social Security Administration’s data is based on the approximately 3.8 million babies born in the U.S. during 2017. So these are lists you can trust. Whether you want your child to stand out with a unique name or fit in with all the Liams, Noahs, Emmas and Olivias is up to you.

Do you know any little ones with a name on these lists?