Popular baby names in Liverpool this year include Theo, Leo, Lucas, Luna, Sienna and Freya, according to recent analysis.
And across the country as a whole, some names come top again and again, while others barely get a look in.
That means those of us who got our names some time ago may be wondering if we're still quite as on trend as we think.
How has your name fared when it comes to the top picks for newborn names?
While the two top baby names in England and Wales might have been out in front for several years, other names have come and gone in terms of popularity.
Like Emily, which has dropped out of the top 10 for the first time since 1984.
Alexa has also been on a downward slide since we started shouting it at gadgets to get them to skip songs.
Meanwhile, it’s a case of "You Go, Glenn Coco"...out of the running completely - there were two or fewer boys given the name Glenn in 2019 (it was the 95th most popular boys’ name in 1964).
On the other hand, pop hits are possibly inspiring more parents to pick Dua or Mabel for baby girls and Peaky Blinders fans are pushing Tommy and Arthur up the charts.
But how does your name compare? Would today’s mums and dads still regard it as a good choice for their newborn?
