Current 'trendy' names in your area. What are they?

[farmersdaughter]

I keep seeing comments about names being 'trendy' and will 'date'. Apart from not really knowing what this means, I was hoping you could maybe please could you share the names 'trending' in your area.

Many thanks.

ps) this is not a name bashing thread, just really interested as it would seem I like these names

I call the Matilda I teach Ma-tiddler. :o
Her mother calls her Matilda

Noah, Emilia/Amelia, Isabelle/Isabella.

Pleased to see neither DD1 or DD2 (due April 5th) names here.

Names currently 'faddy' IMO:

Girls: Isla, Ruby, anything with -belle/Bella, Sophia, Evie, Olivia/Amelia.
Boys: Oscar, Harry, Oliver, Samuel, Edward.

Names I think might go that way:
Girls: Beatrice/Beatrix, Florence, Iris, Ivy.
Boys: Stanley, Seth.

Lots of baby Reuben's around here.
Harry, Henry, max & Freddie, also a few Hector's are making an appearance

Florence for girls is still very on trend, and Darcy & Grace & Ava.

Sam and Tilly.

Why don't you just look at uk name stats? There is some regional variations I agree, names in my sisters area of London are very different than my northern town, but you will still find all the popular ones in the top 100.

Here it's Olivia, Ellie/Elle/Ella, Emily, Lily, Amber, Ava, Isabelle, Ruby etc
For boys, Oliver, Harry, Charlie, Noah, Ethan, James, Reuben, Daniel

Freddie and Oliver.

Bounty baby names app is good. Has stats on all names given regionally by mothers who register with them in the hospital, though we have been known to change our minds on the name after!

I know 5 Imogens aged 3-5.
Lots of Isabellas/Freya/Eve/Lara
Noah/Ted/Teddy/Sebastian

Florence and Noah

I know three girls called Lexi May, one called Alexie May and a Lexiya May.
Also know a Isla May, Georgia May, two Ellie May and an Evie May. Oh and my friend has just decided on Isobel May for her unborn DD.
Louise seems to be a very popular middle name amongst my friends though, loads of women my age have Louise as a middle name (early-mid twenties).
I also know three Theo's although one is actually called Theodore and uses Theo as a nn. And lots of Jayden/Kayden etc
All of these children are under five.

Isla (LOADS of them), Eva or Ava, Harry, Arthur (Brighton)

I've met two babies called Reuben this week and two called Willow. Usually babies seem to be either Harry or Evie.

Ellie Ella Eve Evie EVa Ava Isabelle Isabella
Grace Mia Mae

Charlie Henry Harry Finn Finlay Teddy Freddie

Archie by far and away the most popular here
Probably also Oliver, Charlie, Sam, Alfie, James,
Girls would be Isabelle, Darcy, Amy, Mia, Evie, Freya, maddie, Lily.

Seems to be a massive trend around me lately for girls called Something-Mae, eg Megan-Mae, Tilly-Mae, Josie-Mae. I know five born in the last year. DH does a hillbilly voice when saying them, although I have no real idea why...

I know about a squillion toddlers called Maya.

Lexi and Isla

Alfie and Freddie

Wish I didn't like these names so much, everywhere!

@dave because the stats are a year behind

Casey, Demi, Kianna/Kiara,Kiarni, Lily, Amelia, Matilda, Alessi/Alicia, for girls

Kian, Kai, Shay, Jack, Jude, Isaac, Caleb for boys.

These are a mixture of the families I work with and babies of friends!

Very True farmers daughter last years stats come out this August I believe. That's why bounty is best for up to date name stats.

Lola,Ava and Tilly for girls
Sonny ,Henry and Max for boys

Ava, Evie, Ellie, lily- anything, Isla, Isabella - most girls aged 0-4

Lots of Reubens, Jacob amongst under 2s, Noah, Finns aged 3+ (trend gone now?!), Archie

Olly/Oliver/Olivia

Sooo many Ollies at nursery!