Kia: It's a girl!
Since 1880, we have no record of any boys being named Kia while 5,713 girls were named Kia.
The number of U.S. boys and girls named Kia each year
| | Kia, girls | | | 1971 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 161 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1972 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 156 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1973 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 162 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1974 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 182 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1975 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 186 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1976 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 177 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1977 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 216 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1978 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 238 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1979 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 186 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1980 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 223 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1981 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 263 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1982 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 269 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1983 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 272 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1984 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 189 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1985 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 218 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1986 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 264 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1987 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 197 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1989 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 205 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1990 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 229 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1991 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 253 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1992 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 247 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1993 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 345 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1994 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 229 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1995 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 211 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1996 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 226 |
| | Kia, girls | | | 1998 | | U.S. Babies Given This Name | 209 |
What if I can't see data for boys or girls in the chart above?
These charts show the number of boy and girl births each year where a person is given that name. The scale on the chart changes to accommodate the more popular gender. That means if you compare a really popular name for girls with a not-so-popular name for boys, the not-so-popular name registers such a small amount on the chart that you almost can't see it.
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