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Most popular baby names of 2025 includes food-themed new addition

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Published 16:50 8 Dec 2025 GMT

Most popular baby names of 2025 includes food-themed new addition

Parents embrace surprising new trends in this year’s baby name rankings

Ben Williams

Ben Williams

Choosing a baby name can feel a bit like hunting for the perfect recipe: you know the flavours you love, but there are endless combinations and a whole world of inspiration to sift through first.

According to BabyCentre’s newly released charts, parents across the UK are mixing tradition with playful creativity more than ever. With the annual rundown of the most popular baby names landing, plenty of comforting classics alongside a few choices that have left some people wondering whether the nation has taken its love of food trends a touch too far.

The overall picture shows familiar favourites holding their ground.

Girls’ names continue to lean towards soft, floral picks and timeless staples, while boys’ names remain a blend of biblical, traditional, and sleek modern choices for parents naming their new children.

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This year's top baby names have had plenty of climbers & drop-offs, too (Maskot/Getty Images)
This year's top baby names have had plenty of climbers & drop-offs, too (Maskot/Getty Images)

But, as always, there are also a few surprises.

The official page from BabyCentre reports: “The data is in and we officially have BabyCentre’s most popular baby names for 2025. Amelia is the new No. 1 girls' name, overtaking Olivia, while Muhammad holds strong at the top for boys. Eliana made the biggest leap for girls, jumping 33 spots into the top five. Caleb did the same for boys, also climbing 33 places."

Tucked among these climbers and fallers is a quirky new arrival that’s already breaking the internet: Bean.

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Bean, the food-inspired name that has entered the boys’ list at 78 and the girls’ list at 98, making it one of the most unexpected additions of the year.

As noted by The Mirror, it appears alongside similarly unconventional picks Nana and Bump, both landing in the girls’ top 100.

(Jenny Dettrick/Getty Images)
(Jenny Dettrick/Getty Images)

BabyCentre added: “At BabyCentre, we’re always keeping an eye on what’s trending in baby names. As the UK’s most trusted sources for baby name inspo, we’re in a unique spot to spot shifts as they happen. And we never stop counting."

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Alongside the playful new additions, other shifts stand out. Dua, Hana, and Anna are all fresh arrivals for girls, while Alexander, Nathaniel, and Zayne have shaken up the boys’ rankings. Meanwhile, Hazel and Evie saw steep declines, and Aiden experienced the biggest drop of all, falling 49 places.

To find out if your ideal baby name is still in the top 100, check out the full girls' and boys' lists below:

Top girls’ names

  1. Amelia
  2. Olivia
  3. Lily
  4. Ivy
  5. Eliana
  6. Elsie
  7. Freya
  8. Poppy
  9. Ava
  10. Mia
  11. Sophia
  12. Isla
  13. Isabella
  14. Ella
  15. Grace
  16. Harper
  17. Maya
  18. Ayla
  19. Sienna
  20. Luna
  21. Aria
  22. Maryam
  23. Evelyn
  24. Willow
  25. Daisy
  26. Maeve
  27. Ruby
  28. Layla
  29. Lottie
  30. Millie
  31. Chloe
  32. Phoebe
  33. Rosie
  34. Sofia
  35. Zara
  36. Zoe
  37. Aurora
  38. Fatima
  39. Florence
  40. Arabella
  41. Charlotte
  42. Emily
  43. Violet
  44. Bonnie
  45. Evie
  46. Mila
  47. Matilda
  48. Hannah
  49. Sophie
  50. Anaya
  51. Isabelle
  52. Jasmine
  53. Mabel
  54. Emma
  55. Hallie
  56. Ada
  57. Amara
  58. Maisie
  59. Elodie
  60. Maria
  61. Nur
  62. Gracie
  63. Lara
  64. Nova
  65. Gianna
  66. Clara
  67. Delilah
  68. Eden
  69. Emilia
  70. Esme
  71. Myla
  72. Raya
  73. Alice
  74. Erin
  75. Robyn
  76. Sarah
  77. Talia
  78. Thea
  79. Abigail
  80. Dua (New)
  81. Ellie
  82. Nora
  83. Scarlett
  84. Aisha
  85. Hana (New)
  86. Margot
  87. Anna (New)
  88. Ariella
  89. Eloise (New)
  90. Nana (New)
  91. Orla
  92. Princess
  93. Zahra
  94. Bella
  95. Bump (New)
  96. Hazel
  97. Imogen
  98. Bean (New)
  99. Olive
  100. Penelope

Top boys’ names

  1. Muhammad
  2. Noah
  3. Leo
  4. Theo
  5. Luca
  6. Oliver
  7. Ethan
  8. Eli
  9. Arthur
  10. George
  11. Henry
  12. Oscar
  13. Liam
  14. Freddie
  15. Adam
  16. Jude
  17. Caleb
  18. Charlie
  19. Jack
  20. Alfie
  21. Luca
  22. Nathan
  23. Teddy
  24. Archie
  25. Arlo
  26. Daniel
  27. Theodore
  28. David
  29. Finley
  30. Joshua
  31. Ezra
  32. Mohammed
  33. Rory
  34. Harry
  35. Albie
  36. Ali
  37. Jayden
  38. Kai
  39. Roman
  40. Jacob
  41. Asher
  42. Jesse
  43. Alexander (New)
  44. Louie
  45. Luke
  46. Max
  47. Oakley
  48. Reuben
  49. James
  50. Mohammad
  51. Rowan
  52. Hudson
  53. Ibrahim
  54. Isaac
  55. Gabriel
  56. Louis
  57. Tommy
  58. William
  59. Harrison
  60. Musa
  61. Samuel
  62. Austin
  63. Nathan (New)
  64. Thomas
  65. Zion
  66. Mason
  67. Yahya (New)
  68. Yusuf
  69. Michael
  70. Omar
  71. Toby
  72. Alex
  73. Dylan
  74. Ronnie
  75. Zayne (New)
  76. Adriel (New)
  77. Hugo
  78. Bean (New)
  79. Logan
  80. Matthew
  81. Zachary
  82. Hunter
  83. Myles
  84. Ryan
  85. Enzo (New)
  86. Isaiah (New)
  87. Joseph
  88. Junior (New)
  89. Levi
  90. Eli (New)
  91. Mateo (New)
  92. Micah (New)
  93. Reggie
  94. Ahmad (New)
  95. Aiden
  96. Ayaan (New)
  97. Jason (New)
  98. Leon (New)
  99. Abdullah
  100. Ahmed
Featured Image Credit: Catherine Delahaye/Getty Images

Topics: UK Food

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