In your area, which names do you hear the most?

[SophiaWhitehouse]

Top 3 for each sex?

In my area it's:
George
Harry
Charlie
Lily
Ava
Isabella

Boys:

Jayden
Kaiden
Thomas

Girls

Darcy
Isabella
Mia

Jack
Harry
Cory
Cody

Millie
Grace
Evie
Mae/May/Maisie

And lots of those odd double hyphenated names like Jamie-Lee, Katie-May, Rosie-May/Mae, Millie-Mae/May, Harry-Jack, etc

Amelia
Annabel
Olivia

Gabriel
Edward - Ted/ Teddy
Hugh/ Huw

Amelia, Sophie/Sophia and Isabella
Lots of Hugo, George and Harry's too

Harry
Finley
Oliver
Jack

Ellie
Evie
Sophie
Millie

Oscar
Hugo
Arlo

Alice
Florence
Evie/Eve/Eva

Lily/Lily-May/Lily-Rae
Jayden/Jaiden
Harvey
Isabelle/Isabella
Ava/Eva/Evie

I don't have many babies or toddlers in my circle, but for 13 yr old's peers - Dylan/Dillon, Oscar, Joshua & Grace, Evie, Isobel/Isabella and for 8 yr old's peers - Freddie, Charlie, Noah & Ava, Olivia, Amelia spring to mind.

In the school I'm in at the moment, (through outreach at work) a there seems to be at least two someone-maes in each class. Think Ellie-Mae/ Lily-Mae/ Gracey-Mae/ Rosie-Mae.
Willlow is becoming quite popular, and so is Morgan

And for boys, I see a lot of Archies, Cade/Cadens and Tylers.

Oscars, jaspers and Arlos as well as Islas, Isobellas and Cleos are common amongst the littlies at the 0-5 groups I work with!

Oh and Rae/Ragan/Regan!

Ella
Sophia
Ellie
Lily

Lots with added mae's or roses

Noah
Oliver
Alexander

Charlie
Theo
Oliver
Oscar
Alfie
Finn
Harry
Isaac
Jacob
Reuben

Lily
Evie
Scarlett
Daisy
Sienna
Darcey etc.
Grace
Lola
Ruby

Preschool/primary school age (and one or two little siblings of those):

Oliver, George, James, Jaiden/Jayden, Ashton, Spencer (this one surprises me!), Alex/Alexander/Aleksander, Harry, Ethan, Luke

Olivia (by a long way), Grace, Lily, Isabel(le), Kira/Keira/Ciara, Ellie/Eleanor, Evie

Not as many girls names because there are far more of them that are "one-offs!"

Oh and Noah and Ava as well. And lots of hyphen -May/Mae/Mai, -Grace and -Rose names.

Cian
Oisin
Liam

Aoife
Ciara
Eva / aoibhe

Finlay (I know four, 3 year old Finlays)
Noah
Jack

Isabella/bella/isobel
Ella
Mia

Sophie
Sophia
Ophelia
Annabella

Jack
Harry
Artie

Lots of 16-18 yr olds I deal with through work called Jorden's, Kieron, Dillon's, Callum, Conor, Cameron. (about 10 different spellings for each). Also Johnathan is very popular.
Girls - lots of double barrelled names with may/grace spellings. Lots of Ellie's, grace, Lilly, these seem popular among anyone under the age of 18.
Babies - out of a group of 10 babies under the age of 15months, 3 are called Thomas.

Boys

Josh
Oliver
Harry
George
James

Girls

Amelia
Sophia
Sophie
Ellie
Poppy
Evie
Gracie

Finley there was 3 just in my sons old class
Riley
Mason
Harry
Alfie

Lilly may/Mae/mai
Isabella/Bella
Scarlett
Nevaeh
Daisy

Pretty much every girls middle name is may/mai

Harry
Jack
Oliver

Isabelle/a
Darcy
Sophia

Only a few 'yoonique' names here.

Charlie
Harry
Alfie
Ben

Mia/Mya
Amelia
Evie/Eva

As other posters have said, it's always with a drawling May/Mai as the suffix. I find popular names very dating.

In the 9 to 10 year old group
Boys - Dylan, harry, Josh
Girls daisy, lily, isabelle

7 year old
Boys - Oscar, Jayden, finley
Girls, ruby, Holly, evie

I've been amazed how few doubles there are of names in each class. There's sometimes 2 of something but never 3 and often there are a few across the whole school but nothing like the glut of sarah, Claire, Emma etc of my era

Boys are named Oliver or Harry or occasionally Alfie/Archie/Albie.

Girls are Evie, 3 different pronunciations of Eva, Ava or Emilia/Amelia.