Sienna and Leo are the most popular baby names in Jersey.
Ava, Amelia, Oliver and Jacob were also common choices for local parents in 2018.
Olivia, which topped the girls' names list for two years running is now out of the top 10, replaced by new-entry Sienna.
933 babies were born in the island last year. That is the lowest number of births since 2002.
By contrast, there was the highest number of registered deaths - at 831.
Invite to 'Sponsor a Brave Bear' for families facing off-island treatment
A new campaign has been launched to strengthen support for Jersey families facing off-island treatment journeys.
Travel problems persist for some Jersey residents
Jersey's Home Affairs Minister says the government is continuing to press for action to prevent some passengers being denied boarding following the introduction of the UK's Electronic Travel Authorisation scheme.
The solar eclipse in Jersey: All you need to know
A rare solar eclipse - where the moon covers the sun, blocking its light - will start at around 6:15 pm this evening (12 August).
£1.2m in fines for missed Income Tax deadline
Around 4,000 will be getting a £300 fine for not filing their 2025 tax return in time.
One in eight Jersey heatwaves has happened this year
With the island entering a fourth heatwave of this summer, 1 in 8 of all heatwaves in Jersey since records began 132 years ago have occurred this year.
Hydration breaks to be introduced at Battle of Flowers
Just like at the World Cup, Jersey's Battle of Flowers is introducing hydration breaks!
Nurturing biodiversity key to climate resilience
We're told that anything we can do to create more wild spaces - no matter how small - will make Jersey's environment more resilient to extreme weather.
Record amount raised in 2026 Jersey-France challenge
This year's Jersey to France challenge has raised a record-breaking amount for Dementia Jersey.
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