McCrindle Research, a consumer analyst group, has a released its list of top names for boys and girls so far in 2020.
And while Charlotte topped the list for baby girls, and Oliver for baby boys, names that could be for either gender were more common than ever.
Charlie and Riley, traditionally male names, were among the top 100 for girls, with names such as Dylan, Ashton and Bailey also on the rise for girls.
But the biggest riser for girls was Luna, which jumped from 62 last year to 49 in 2020.
Meanwhile, quirkier names for boys included Harper and Mackenzie, traditionally more common for girls.
The research found that parents were much more likely to choose an unusual name than previous generations. In the '80s, 22% of children were given names found in the top 10, while today just 10% do.
Top 10 Girls' Names
1. Charlotte
