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Published 16:48 14 Nov 2025 GMT
Updated 17:31 14 Nov 2025 GMT

Baby name trends come and go, but some names are proving so unpopular with new parents that they're set to become extinct.
And it's not looking good for boomers.
There's a lot of pressure to pick the perfect name for your son or daughter, especially with so many trends emerging each year.
From three-letter names to nature-inspired names and Irish names, picking a name for your little one comes with a lot of responsibility.
You also want to choose something that sets them apart from the rest, which is why choosing one of these names may be worth it.
The ONS in England recently revealed the 10 names at risk of extinction, but there are some pretty cute monikers on the list.
There's no doubt you'll see a familiar name on this list, but don't take offence if you spot yours on there.
Baby names are always going in and out of style.
We can all agree that some of these names would never be seen on our baby name lists, but monikers like Lauren and Brenda could make a comeback.
We're not so sure about Neville, but vintage names are making a comeback.
Earlier this week, it was revealed that the name Josephine returned to the top 100 for the first time this century.
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