What are the hip Londoners & jet set calling their 2012 babies?

[YummyMummybee]

Just wondering what the posh Londoners & jet setters are calling their new babies as these are always the names that trickle into the main stream in a few months. A friend of mine is a midwife in a private London hospital & she said the following are really gaining popularity

Boy

• Arlo

-Otto -Casper

Girls
-Fleur
-Ottolie(never heard this before!!!)
-Florence

She said in the upper class William, Edward still used commonly for boys as middle names. Charlotte, Isabella, Poppy for girls

Can you add anymore up & coming names?I'm sure there are plenty of threads like this I'm just too lazy to look!!!) Find it fascinating & I love the way high society types get away with names the majority of us find somewhat bizarre!!!

cute nn would be shazza for sharon and tray for tracey.

I've come across about 3 little Sallys born in the past few months

Goodness Starshaped, i hope i'm not one of the decidedly none hipster parents at one of your groups!

I do love the name Arlo actually- wanted it for DS, but DH vetoed sadly.

Linerunner - Mitford seems like a girls name to me, for some reason

I agree Sharon is a nice name but fear it may be a few more years before it loses its associations i.e. for our children to find it 'new' and 'hip' again .

I'm surprised to see Quentin mentioned a few times. We named ours 6 years ago when it wasn't very popular here (although it had been in top 10 in France, where dh is from).

I meant it in the nicest way ilooklike - I'm not sure being a hipster is really a compliment?! All the mums that I know with Berties are just nice and 'normal' IYKWIM and not too cool for school!

I wouldn't mind not being a hipster at all but decidedly non hipster is another story . Mine's an Albie btw. We chose it because it's an old family name. Hadn't heard of a single one when he was born 4 years ago so was trying to steer away from popular or hipster names but there seems to be a few younger Albies in this area now.

I like both Sharon and Tracy. Not Shazza and Tray, though

I love the name Albie...Arlo was nearly an Albie

It's a few years since I moved out the eastend meeja playground that I used to inhabit so these days most of my friends seem to have terribly middle class names for their babies.

3 out of 4 of my DC's have been named on this thread and the eldest only misses out by virtue of her once raise an eyebrow name is now common as muck

Definitely in London? not sure I am hip though?
Here are the names of the babies we know

Atlas
Roman
Aurel
Loris
Noham
Alois
Anton
Adrien
Alex
Rafael
Yuzkiel
Ciaran

Rose
Elise
Althea
Lauren
Lila
Astrid

Terrence and Agatha

Strange to see Orla/ Orlaith in there as in Ireland it's such a trad name. And I don't think of oral when I look at mine eurochick
There are a lot of names on here that have made it up north in droves. So not quite as hipster as people think. Know loads of Marthas, Marnis, Arthurs, Raphaels, Benedicts.

Do not think of oral sex when I hear Orla, and I have no vested interest either way in the name.

I hadn't thought of oral when I read/hear orla, but now do

There are 2 Ottillie's in our school!

New babies are Nadia, William, Conrad.

Mirena
Candida
Melaena
Helica

Faireswearboots

We're neither hip nor in London but some recent births include
Florence
Mabel
Isabella
Stanley
Benedict

Lintel
Cornice
Gable
Pelmet
Joist

These ones are from America, but I swear they are real:

Meta
Axiom

Galileo
Hyperion
Parthia
Troy
Roberto
Shergar ...

Onomatopoeia

Assonance
Bathos
Similee
Meta-Thor