What are people calling baby boys in the UK in 2026?

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What are people calling their baby boys in UK in 2026?

He was bullied for Quentin so he changed his name to Fat.

I know recent babies called Reuben, Remy, Sebastian, Arlo.

I quite like Norman ('granddad name' vibe) but it does seem a little out of the ordinary for his age group. Maybe he didn't feel like being something like Mark or Ian.

Won't be this year but me and my partner have decided on Harley for a boy

Theo
Theo
Theo
Ziggy
Evan
Evan
Jackson

I know three Arthurs and two Teddies.

Louis but not Louie

I’ve known Ziggy to be a nickname for Zachary or alternatively a name in its own right

@Bellybellas @sparklyblueberry2 same, I know a few Ziggy/Siggy's and that's just their name. None of them are babies though. Aged 5-35!

Arlo
Mohammed
Samuel
Edmund

Only the last one was in anyway surprising!

*edted because I am dyslexic and having just read "Siggy" above typed Sigmund instead of Edmund - which would have been equally surprising

Mohammed or variations of it is the most popular baby name I believe.
I like Nathaniel (Nate) and Bartholomew (Bart.)

Short boys names like Kit, Hugo, Max, Jude, Rory, Otis, Beau, Arlo, Rudy

For girls I’m hearing Clementine / Clemmie, Juniper / Junie, Indigo / Indie, Ottilie, Beatrice / Bea, Mabel, Margot

Hugo today and Luca yesterday

I know a Sonny, Kobie, Zion, Theo, Toby, and Leo. I’m sure more will come to mind, these are just the ones I remember singing at our baby classes.

Most recent I've heard :
Lincoln
Phoenix
Ted
Noah

My DD is a midwife and says that about half the boys she's delivered this year are called Arlo.