Insee Study Shows Slight Rise in Newborns Receiving Both Parents' Names in France

An Insee study published on July 16th indicates a slight increase in France, with 15% of newborns in 2025 receiving both parents' names, a trend more pronounced among unmarried couples (22%) and female couples (60%).

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le-figaroFrench38d ago

En 2025, 15% des nouveau-nés ont reçu les noms de leurs deux parents, une tendance en légère hausse

D’après une étude de l’Insee publiée le 16 juillet, la tendance est sensiblement plus importante chez les couples non mariés (22%) et les couples de femmes (60%).

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Insee Study Shows Slight Rise in Newborns Receiving Both Parents' Names in France

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En 2025, 15% des nouveau-nés ont reçu les noms de leurs deux parents, une tendance en légère hausse

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