Here's what we'll all be naming our babies in 2018

Scooch over babies named Olivia because your baby name reign could be coming to an end.

While the moniker was revealed as being the most popular name of 2017, baby naming experts have revealed it is all change for 2018.

The bods at Babygaga have poured over records from the last few years to predict which monikers will be the most popular next year.

It’s based on emerging baby name trends, such as a growing love of the moniker Corbyn, and a preference for naming your baby after the TV programme du jour – welcome to the world baby Theon.

The list provides a useful guide for parents-to-be on what names are expected to be big on nursery registers in a few years time, while also giving an indication about the monikers they might want to avoid if they’re keen on giving the newborn a name that’s totally unique.

From the comeback of traditional names Stella and Hazel for girls, to the perennially popular Dylan and Jack here are the names officials will likely be stamping on birth certificates in 2018 over and over again.

Girls names set to be popular in 2018:

1. Emma

2. Charlotte

3. Sadie

4. Violet

5. Kennedy

6. Savannah

7. Penelope

8. Victoria

9. Ellie

10. Hazel

11. Natalie

12. Luna

13. Rylie

14. Aurora

15. Scarlett

16. Nora

17. Zoe

18. Amelia

19. Harper

20. Stella

Boys names set to be popular in 2018:

1. Finn

2. Jack

3. Atticus

4. Oliver

5. Theodore

6. Reuban

7. Dylan

8. Corin

9. Adam

10. Alexander

11. Daniel

12. Christopher

13. Brandon

14. Logan

15. Joseph

16. Hunter

17. Lucas

18. Kai

19. Jasper

20. Isaac

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