A third of people in Scotland admit that they secretly hate the baby name that their friend or family member has chosen for their child, a new regional survey has revealed.
Baby names are clearly an important consideration for many of the nation’s young adults, as researchers found that 11 per cent of people in Scotland already have had lists of potential baby names for the last five years, despite not yet being a parent or having plans to get pregnant.
In the most recent National Records of Scotland report, it was revealed that the most popular names in Scotland were Jack, Noah and Leo for a boy, and Olivia, Emily and Isla for girls.
