What are the names of other babies you've met?

[delilah88]

What names seem to be really popular among other babies in your area? Are there really lots of Isobels?

I read the post wrong as well as those being popular I do know them. There are 3 Evie's in my sensory group n there's only 10 babies!

I know an ayla (pronounced Isla)
Lily
Hayden
Jayden
Finley
Emily x2
Martha
Alice
Oliver
Zea
Caitlin
Noah
William
Sebastian
Thomas
Penelope
Ebony

Ava, Ella, Ruth, Stanley, Kamron, Rosalyn, Melody, Connor, Drew

I know a jasper, Stanley, sophie, Mia, Ella (lots!), James, Megan, Martha, Callum, Ethan, Cameron, Liam, Millie, Harry

jack, millie, alfie, imogen, lucas, luke, mia

I met a Dulcie last week which I thought was very pretty.

Also heard

Summer
Amelia
Ruby
Charlie
Harry
Lucas

I know a Riley, Jacob, Erin, Samuel, Charlie x3, Huxley, Zoe and Finley all born in the last 6 months.

The 2yos in DS's pre-school class are:

Erin
Catherine
Adele
Isobel
Sophie
Theo
William
James
Ethan
Siddhart
Zahn

Under 3's

Mollie (DD)
Erin
Ella
Mary
Bridget
Madison
MacKenzie
Lily-Ann
Lilly
Ava
Rosie
Maybelle
Sienna
Laila-Rose
Elizabeth
Penelope
Neve

Aaron
Jack
Felix
Alfie
Harris
Leman
Jonathan
Jacob
Oscar

I know a Jessica, Ethan and about 48 millions Isla's....

Isobel
Olivia
Yasmin
Heidi
Molly
Isla
Alice
Lottie
Chloe

Albert
Noah
Jasper

(most of my friends have had girls!)

I know a number of Isabelles/Isobelles, Poppys and Ethans.

Also under 2s:

Megan
Sophia (x2)
Summer
Zara
Phoebe (x2)
Yasmin
Teagan
Willow (x2)
Maddison
Kaitlin
Amelia (x2)
Eleanor
Chloe
Jessica

Rory
Reagan
Isaac
George
Jasper
James
Adam
Connor
Parker

Girls: Isobel, Ella, Poppy, Jamie, Jorja, Matilda, Sorrel, Chloe x 2, Elissya, Olivia x 2, Beth x 2, Eve, Lucy x 2, Jenna, Sophie, Charlotte x 3, Willow, Ottilie, Rebekah, Cerys, Louisa, Molly, Lily, Alice, Grace, Kendra, Florence, Brynlee, Maisey [sic], Alexis, Erin

Boys: Alfie x 2, Charlie, James x 2, Calvin, Finlay, Louis, Thomas, Rohan, Dominic, Max, Ashton, Daniel x 2, Joseph, Oliver, Elliot, Harry x 2

That's pre-schoolers in general rather than just babies.