The popular baby names that are rapidly going 'out of fashion'

Whether you're a fan of classical names that never seem to go out of fashion or you're after something a bit more unique, choosing a new baby's name is rarely easy. Things to consider include does the name suit? Will other kids make fun of them?

Another concern is if the name you choose will stand the test of time. If you're about to be a new parent, then a recent study found which baby names have seen the biggest increase and decrease in popularity since 2011.

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Using data from the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the life insurance company Compare the Market has revealed which baby names are becoming more popular, including traditional and gender-neutral names. The insurance providers have also discovered which names have fallen out of favour over the last decade and are going 'out of fashion'.

Anna McEntee from the life insurance team at Compare the Market said: "Deciding on a name for your baby is such an exciting and personal experience, with seemingly no end to the possibilities. It's so interesting to see how baby name trends change over time, and the influence that popular culture seems to have on name choices too, what with the likes of Harper and Saint gaining in popularity over the last few years.

"Whether you opt for a traditional name, or something more unique, hopefully our research will help new parents choose the perfect name for their new bundle of joy."

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As well as unveiling the baby names growing in popularity since 2011, the study has also shed light on some once popular