The name Ladon is of Greek origin, derived from the word 'lados', which means 'wave' or 'sea'. It is a rare and unique name that was brought to the forefront by the poet Lord Byron, who named his character in 'Childe Harold's Pilgrimage' Ladon. The name Ladon carries with it a sense of fluidity, strength, and tranquility, much like the waves of the sea.
These statistics suggest that the name Ladon was moderately popular during this period, with some years seeing more than ten births and others as few as five. The peak year for births named Ladon was 1970, with a total of 23 recorded. However, even in this peak year, Ladon remained relatively uncommon compared to many other names from that era.