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

In south east London

Boys - Arthur, Stanley, Fred, Sonny, Ronnie
Girls - Summer, Lola, Ava, Phoebe,

Belle - think Beverly Hillbiilies and Ellie May Clampett...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Beverly_Hillbillies

Amy, Eve, Elle, Alyssia, Alysha, Eva, Isobelle, Ava, Tilly, Summer-XXX, Isla

Ted, Harry, Jake, Charlie, Freddie, Archie, Alfie, Jayden, Joe

Every other baby girl is being called Lily at the moment. Boys are Alfie.

For boys:
Hypolyte
Ange
Mathis

For girls: every single name seems to end in -ine
Appolline
Clementine
Cappucine
Valentine

(We are in Paris)

Boys - Horatio, Hugo, Raphael
Girls - Antigone, Delilah, Eliza

Got loads of names like Elijah, Milo, Noah, Theo etc round here.

Sapphire is doing the rounds as well as Hugo.

Oh and Merlin

Greythorne - that's interesting about popular names in France ATM. Completely different from here - except for Clementine which I think is also popular in UK? Pretty, as is Valentine. But Cappucine - isn't that a monkey or a monk or something? (Or a hot drink?)

I have a two year old Clara. Slightly miffed that is looks like it's going to become popular. The new Dr Who assistant won't help! I also have a 15 year old who's name was virtually unheard of when he was born. It's now very popular. My middle child has a name that is on the up too. Grrrrrr! I still love all their names though.

Jaxon.

Every girl is called either Ruby or Lily.

Arlo, Cillian, Ethan

Haven't really noticed any trends with girls' names amongst people I know.

My DS's name has I only been mentioned once on here but if he had been a girl he would have been Grace, which is soo popular round these parts (Cambridgeshire) also Lily, Isla, Harry.
YY to some up thread who said lots of mid-twenties girls with Louise as their middle name - it's like a special club among my friends

@ creamo I know a Merlin....aged 2. Location?

Utterly love this name it's brilliant.

Nursery was full of Isabelles and Evies, but Y1 class has none.

There are 20 girls in DD's class and all but 3 have a name that ends in a. The 3 that don't are all y/i.

The boys are called Riley, Dylan, William, James.

Ava
Niamh
Isobel

Noah
Lenny
Stanley

Amelia and Daniel too

In Glasgow it seemed tradtl Scottish names were v popular w some Irish thrown in for good measure:

Girls: Iona, Isla (loads!), Orla + Ava, Lily, Isabella, Evie, etcetera

Boys: Ruaridh, Connor, Callum, Hamish + Alfie, jack etc.

How is Iona pronounced?

Evie, Sophia, Isabella, Emily, Beatrice Poppy, Lily - for girls

Oliver, Jack, Joshua, Isaac, Freddie, Finn - for boys

Iona - I O NA

Or

Eye-oh-nah

mulranno where abouts are you?! How many Antigones do you know? It's a name we considered, it's not even on the name stats for last year so is s very surprised if its risen so dramatically in a year!

Didn't know about bounty app, will check it out.