How popular are these boy names where you live?!

[Shelby762]

1. Theo
2. Alfie
3. Archie

Where abouts in the world are you please just so I can gage popularity?!

I know a few Alfies and Archie's but they're all a bit older like teenagers, not babies or toddlers.

I know one Theo who is 3.

South East. Super popular.

5 Theo's age 3 and younger. 2 Alfie's aged 6. 1 Archie age 7

Central Scotland.

All nice names but personally Theo is over used in my circle.

The OnS DP official breakdowns of names by area so you'll be able to check the exact numbers from the 2018 figures if you go on the ons website

That'll be more accurate for you

All very popular. Right down South here.

Loads of Archies and Alfies here, including a lot of dogs. Never met a Theo. (Scotland.)

SE - know several of each. All nice names but all pretty common these days.

In my child's year there is one Archie
two Theo's and one Alfie. that's Yorkshire

Very. North West.

I know several of all of them amongst my DC’s peers (they are 11 and 8). West Yorks.

I’m in Bucks. Loads of Theos, no Alfies or Archies.

South West - all very popular, both sons (17 and 11) have at least one of each as friends and two of each in some classes - if anything Alfie and Archie more popular that Theo (which I know about 4 teens and 2 primary kids). Lovely names though and no idea if they're popular in younger years?

I know many Alfie’s and Archie’s between the ages of 15 to 20.... I don’t know many small kids so wouldn’t know about that age range.... in West London

They're all in the top 20 for 2018, so there will be a few everywhere I imagine.

Southeast here - I know 1 Theo about 7, 2 Alfies - one is 10, the other about 14. Also know an Alfred, sometimes called Alfie. Don’t know any Archies

I'm in Ireland. I know two Theos. The Alfie/Archie trend hasn't caught on here thank God at least not where I live.

North London

Theo - the most current for babies I think. I know 2 under one.
Alfie - very common but peaked a while back. I know one who’s about 10.
Archie - same as Alfie - it’s more a dog’s name now I think!

Not very
London

SW - I know loads of Theos, mostly babies and toddlers. Don’t know any Alfies or Archies. Albie seems popular though.

Thank you, so it seems the Alfie and Archie’s seem to be older like in school already not so much baby/toddler age.

NZ
Under 10 years.
Taught two Theo's, three Archie's and no Alfie's.

There's an Alfie just started at school with my youngest who's almost six.

On this page, you can type in any name in the current top 100 and see how many were born in your local authority in 2017:

www.ons.gov.uk/peoplepopulationandcommunity/birthsdeathsandmarriages/livebirths/articles/babynameswhereyoulivecouldshapewhatyoucallyourbaby/2018-09-21

If you factor in the number of babies called Theo and Theodore, of which many will be shortened to Theo, then it is pretty much a top 5 name.

Alfie and Archie tend to be standalone names, so it seems probable that you are more likely to come across a Theo than either of these two names. However regional differences in popularity will skew this anyway.

The link ILoveStickers has provided allows you to look at the data mapped across the country. Very helpful.

London - all VERY popular. Theo and Archie more so with middle class parents, and Alfie is a very popular name used by working class parents where I live.

I work in a primary school in the Midlands, Archie and Alfie are very popular, Theo not so