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Boys

Oliver - 6,259
Harry - 5,031
George - 4,929
Noah - 4,273
Jack - 4,190
Jacob - 3,968
Leo - 3,781
Oscar - 3,739
Charlie - 3,724
Muhammad - 3,691

Girls

Olivia - 5,204
Amelia - 4,358
Isla - 3,373
Ava - 3,289
Emily - 3,121
Isabella - 2,627
Mia - 2,590
Poppy - 2,527
Ella - 2,452
Lily - 2,405

Seems like everyone wants to give their child a "cute" baby name these days. Gone are the days of Nigel, Gary etc. There are going to be a lot of adults wandering about in 20 years trying to be taken seriously.

How about the poor feckers called;

Khaleesi
Daenarys
Tyrion
Rey
Kylo

The Nigels weren't taken very seriously in the aftermath of XTCs "Making plans for Nigel" hit record, and I dare say Gary was a fairly tainted name.   Picking kids names is way harder than you'd think it should be.  We had two girls, and it was difficult to get agreement on those.  I don't think we ever agred on a boys name.  

You pick a name that is sufficiently far down to be not popular, doean't sound too pretentious or weird etc.   10 years later you bump into a pair of feral kids down the park with a chain smoking mum swigging from a bottle of strong cider.  Inevitably she then starts shouting out your kids names.  

I really thought we'd be immune from that when we called them Lemon Popsicle and Allegra Tabatha.

You can search by area on here......

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-45559619

In Nottingham it’s Muhammed for boys, would not have guessed that.....

My wife works at a hospital in a kids department and relays some corkers on a weekly basis. I think the most puke inducing was a girl whose second name was Perfect so they called her Princess. Probably the worst I’ve heard of is ‘Ledasher’. Not spelled like that though, spelled as ‘Le-er’.