The most popular baby names of 2019 revealed – does your name make the cut?

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When you first have a child you have so many dreams about what they might grow up to become. Will your little bundle of joy be a doctor or a lawyer? Will they set the world on fire with their talents or end up running their own business? Primarily, of course, we just want them to be happy, but it is fun to dream.

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Bill and Ted” actor is seeing a notable surge in popularity among babies born last year, according to the Social Security Administration’s annual report. The moniker rose 177 spots to rank 630th — no doubt a side effect of the flourishing “Keanussance” of the past several years.

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It’s no secret that television viewership has increased significantly during the coronavirus pandemic, and a new list produced by IMDb points to the 10 most popular shows throughout the year to date.

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Earlier this month the Office of National Statistics released data which revealed the most popular baby names of 2019, with Olivia and Olivier taking the top spots. But what is popular with one generation can swiftly change, as trends ebb and flow.

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Other names on the rise in Britain are Mabel, Dua and Hudson, which are all now in the top 100 names.  Luckily, UK flower service, Flowercard, has crunched the numbers provided by the ONS and found the top 10 baby names - for boys and girls - that are going extinct. This means that they are exactly in the middle ground of familiar yet uncommon.

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Choosing a baby name can be a mean feat, especially as there are never a lack of monikers to choose from. And, just to make things harder, there has been a re-emergence of Victorian baby names as of late that have become increasingly popular options for newborns, as well as names based on feminist heroes, such as Emmeline and Amelia.

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