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.
Jersey's first Christmas Tractor Run raises more than £10k
A large cheque has been handed over to Jersey Hospice Care, following the island's first Christmas Tractor Run.
Finish line looms for school's Advent Challenge
An Advent Challenge for Mont à l'Abbé School ends today, with teacher James Scott completing his 300-mile accumulator to raise money for a new playground.
£1 million into Jersey sport in 2026
Jersey Sport has announced a record £1 million investment into local sport in 2026.
Channel Islands could technically have a White Christmas
Wintry showers are predicted for 25 December 2025 and if just one snowflake is recorded, the islands will technically have a White Christmas.
Cocaine importer jailed for six years 9 months
A cocaine importer has been jailed for six years and nine months by Jersey's Royal Court.
Details announced of free childcare for two and three year olds
Families in Jersey have been told how they can apply for 15 hours free term-time childcare for two and three year olds from January 2026.
18-year-olds to have access to Jersey social housing
People in Jersey will have access to social rented housing from the age of 18.
CI ferry operators to work together to improve inter-islands travel
A 'Ferry Operators Working Group' has been set up to improve sea travel between Guernsey and Jersey.
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