These are the most popular baby names of 2018

Surprised?

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Jadie Troy-Pryde
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Surprised?

Picking the perfect moniker for your little one can be tough. Name trends are ever-changing, and some of the most popular baby names of 2017 might not be your top choice now. We already know that these will be the most popular baby names in ten years, and that these once on-trend names are about to become extinct.

So Babycenter.com has put together a list of the most popular girls name of 2018 to help you choose your favourite.

This year, the most popular name for girls is Olivia - which bumps Emma down from the top spot last year to 35th now.

Close behind are Sophia, Amelia and Lily, and for the boys Muhammad, Oliver and Noah have come out on top.

If you're looking for some name-spiration, take a look at the most popular baby names of 2018.

  1. Olivia
  2. Sophia
  3. Amelia
  4. Lily
  5. Ava
  6. Emily
  7. Ella
  8. Isla
  9. Mia
  10. Aria
  11. Grace
  12. Isabella
  13. Isabelle
  14. Sophie
  15. Charlotte
  16. Evie
  17. Poppy
  18. Ivy
  19. Elsie
  20. Alice
  21. Daisy
  22. Chloe
  23. Freya
  24. Sienna
  25. Eva
  26. Evelyn
  27. Harper
  28. Willow
  29. Florence
  30. Maya
  31. Rosie
  32. Phoebe
  33. Hannah
  34. Matilda
  35. Emma
  36. Ruby
  37. Layla
  38. Millie
  39. Mila
  40. Jessica
  41. Emilia
  42. Ada
  43. Lucy
  44. Zoe
  45. Ellie
  46. Maisie
  47. Sarah
  48. Luna
  49. Abigail
  50. Scarlett
  51. Thea
  52. Penelope
  53. Eliza
  54. Lola
  55. Maryam
  56. Bella
  57. Erin
  58. Imogen
  59. Darcie
  60. Amber
  61. Anna
  62. Zara
  63. Annabelle
  64. Violet
  65. Holly
  66. Harriet
  67. Molly
  68. Georgia
  69. Aaliyah
  70. Gracie
  71. Eleanor
  72. Esme
  73. Auroa
  74. Lyla
  75. Clara
  76. Ayla
  77. Maria
  78. Aisha
  79. Bonnie
  80. Lottie
  81. Rose
  82. Lara
  83. Kiara
  84. Elizabeth
  85. Arabella
  86. Heidi
  87. Amelie
  88. Jasmine
  89. Iris
  90. Orla
  91. Summer
  92. Robyn
  93. Lexi
  94. Fatima
  95. Martha
  96. Victoria
  97. Nancy
  98. Elena
  99. Felicity
  100. Eden

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  1. Muhammad
  2. Oliver
  3. Noah
  4. Harry
  5. Leo
  6. George
  7. Jack
  8. Charlie
  9. Freddie
  10. Arthur
  11. Alfie
  12. Henry
  13. Oscar
  14. Theo
  15. Archie
  16. Jacob
  17. Joshua
  18. James
  19. Ethan
  20. Thomas
  21. William
  22. Logan
  23. Lucas
  24. Jackson
  25. Max
  26. Isaac
  27. Finley
  28. Adam
  29. Alex
  30. Teddy
  31. Mason
  32. Harrison
  33. Elijah
  34. Daniel
  35. Elliott
  36. Joseph
  37. Arlo
  38. Dylan
  39. Liam
  40. Sebastian
  41. Hunter
  42. Rory
  43. Reuben
  44. Luca
  45. Benjamin
  46. Albie
  47. Tommy
  48. Finn
  49. Samuel
  50. Caleb
  51. Riley
  52. Edward
  53. Ezra
  54. Alex
  55. Toby
  56. Ryan
  57. Jude
  58. Zachary
  59. Frankie
  60. Luke
  61. Nathan
  62. Jayden
  63. Theodore
  64. Matthew
  65. Jenson
  66. Hugo
  67. Roman
  68. Reggie
  69. Jake
  70. Carter
  71. Louie
  72. Ollie
  73. Harvey
  74. Alic
  75. David
  76. Grayson
  77. Bobby
  78. Harley
  79. Gabriel
  80. Stanley
  81. Ronnie
  82. Michael
  83. Albert
  84. John
  85. Sam
  86. Aiden
  87. Jesse
  88. Blake
  89. Felix
  90. Kai
  91. Louis
  92. Eli
  93. Tyler
  94. Jasper
  95. Aaron
  96. Jamie
  97. Lewis
  98. Ellis
  99. Austin
  100. Aayan

It's hardly surprising that Charlotte, George and Louis all make the top 100 - but will the royal-inspired names make it on to the list next year?

Which names get your vote?

Jadie Troy-Pryde
Jadie Troy-Pryde
News Editor

Jadie Troy-Pryde is News Editor, covering celebrity and entertainment, royal, lifestyle and viral news. Before joining the team in 2018 as the Lifestyle and Social Media Editor, she worked at a number of women’s fashion and lifestyle titles including Grazia, Women’s Health and Stylist, and now heads the Marie Claire UK news desk.

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