Oluwatobiloba

Given to 273 US babies since 2000

▼ Falling −57% (2023–25 vs. 2018–20)

Rank in 2025
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recorded as boys
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recorded as girls
Babies in 2025
Fewer than 5
Peak year
2017
25 babies recorded as boys

Popularity over time

Babies given the name per 1,000 girls or boys recorded that year, 1880–2025.

Recorded as girls Recorded as boys
Babies per 1,000 (same sex), 1880–2025Oluwatobiloba was most popular in 2017, when 25 babies recorded as boys got the name (0.01 per 1,000). Fewer than 5 babies were recorded as Oluwatobiloba in 2025. Its share of births in 2023–2025 was down 57% compared with 2018–2020.00.0050.010.01518801900192019401960198020002020Peak 2017 (boys) Babies per 1,000 (same sex), 1880–2025Oluwatobiloba was most popular in 2017, when 25 babies recorded as boys got the name (0.01 per 1,000). Fewer than 5 babies were recorded as Oluwatobiloba in 2025. Its share of births in 2023–2025 was down 57% compared with 2018–2020.00.0050.010.0151880192019602000Peak 2017 (boys)

Oluwatobiloba was most popular in 2017, when 25 babies recorded as boys got the name (0.01 per 1,000). Fewer than 5 babies were recorded as Oluwatobiloba in 2025. Its share of births in 2023–2025 was down 57% compared with 2018–2020.

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YearGirlsRankBoysRank
2025 <5 — <5 —
2024 <5 — 6 10,938
2023 <5 — 7 9,763
2022 <5 — 7 9,823
2021 <5 — 7 9,714
2020 <5 — 7 9,554
2019 <5 — 10 7,643
2018 8 11,427 22 4,476
2017 5 15,902 25 4,105
2016 <5 — 20 4,776
2015 <5 — 14 5,999
2014 7 13,069 14 5,997
2013 6 14,582 14 5,923
2012 <5 — 7 9,709
2011 <5 — 8 8,767
2010 <5 — 9 8,139
2009 <5 — 8 8,985
2008 <5 — 9 8,324
2007 5 17,636 13 6,262
2006 <5 — 6 10,662
2005 <5 — <5 —
2004 <5 — 6 9,948
2003 5 15,784 6 9,581
2002 <5 — 7 8,456
2001 <5 — <5 —
2000 <5 — 5 10,349

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Recorded as girls 13% · boys 87% across all years