What? Not Stormi or Chicago? 2018’s top baby girl names revealed!

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by Wendy Douglas |
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The most popular names being given to baby girls in 2018 have been revealed and the moniker at the top of the list is surprisingly traditional.

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Stormi didn't make the list of most popular baby girl names ©Instagram/KylieJenner

With so many celebrities opting for quirky or downright bizarre names for their offspring, we assumed that parents everywhere would be inspired to go a bit left field, but it seems we're all sticking to the classics.

Check out these unusual celebrity baby names...

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hero-template

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ross

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According to the experts at the Baby Centre who have compiled the list of the most popular names this year, it's Emma that has topped the charts.

And she's closely followed by similarly 'normal' names like Olivia, Sophia and Charlotte.

Here's the top ten in full:

  1. Emma
  1. Olivia
  1. Ava
  1. Isabella
  1. Sophia
  1. Mia
  1. Amelia
  1. Harper
  1. Charlotte
  1. Mila

But maybe it's too soon to measure the number of Stormis or Chicagos, the names chosen for their mini mes, by Kylie Jenner and Kim Kardashian respectively.

And with more high profile celebrity babies arriving in the next couple of months, with Khloe Kardashian and the Duchess of Cambridge both due to give birth in April, perhaps we'll see a change in the top ten.

And what about the boys we hear you cry? Well one of the Gallagher brothers will pleased at least, as Liam is topping the charts.

Here's the full top ten:

  1. Liam
  1. Noah
  1. Logan
  1. Oliver
  1. Mason
  1. Lucas
  1. Ethan
  1. Elijah
  1. Aidan
  1. James

Are you expecting in 2018? let us know what name you'll choose on Facebook and Twitter.

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