'Corona' among the most searched for girls' names, while Braxton, Zion and Hunter top list for boys

The coronavirus pandemic has had a huge impact on nearly every area of life, and it appears that even baby name choices have not escaped the reach of the virus.

The name Corona is the 100th most searched for girl's name, figures from US parenting website The Bump have revealed.

A huge trend for 2020 appears to be astrological-inspired names, with both Aurora and Nova among the top 10 of most searched girls' names.

Topping the list was Mila, followed by Aaliyah and then Aurora, while for boys, the top three were Braxton, Zion and Hunter.

Both Aurora and Nova are among the top 10 of most searched girls' names, while for boys, the top three were Braxton, Zion and Hunter

MOST SEARCHED FOR GIRLS' AND BOYS' NAMES ON THE BUMP WEBSITE Boys Girls 1. Braxton 1. Mila 2. Zion 2. Aaliyah 3. Hunter 3. Aurora 4. Kai 4. Aria 5. Urban 5. Amelia 6. Logan 6. Eliana 7. Elliot 7. Nova 8. Liam 8. Kayden 9. Lucas 9. Molly 10. River 10. Ivy 11. Atlas 11. Avery 12. Asher 12. Rowan 13. Zane 13. Mia 14. Remi 14. Skylar 15. Luca 15. Maeve 16. Hayden 16. Arabella 17. Ethan 17. Arlo 18. Quinn 18. Riley 19. Landon 19. Alyssa 20. Mateo 20. Ava 21. Harper 21. Luna 22. Atticus 22. Thea 23. Xavier 23. Olivia 24. Ezra 24. Alaina 25. Leo 25. Louise 26. Grayson 26. Asa 27. Noah 27. Emma 28. Levi 28. Charlotte 29. Hudson 29. Amaya 30. Alexander 30. Mya 31. Josiah 31. Ayla 32. Shia 32. Isabella 33. Reese 33. Millie 34. Austin 34. Rhea 35. Axel 35. Adriel 36. Evan 36. Sophia 37. Remington 37. Amara 38. Elijah 38. Reese 39. Oliver 39. Adeline 40. Adonis 40. Delilah 41. Ace 41. Alana 42. Kian 42. Abigail 43. Caleb 43. Nora 44. Rhys 44. Malia 45. Lennox 45. Elaine 46. Cairo 46. Saoirse 47. Theodore 47. Chloe 48. Aaron 48. Dior 49. August 49. Zoey 50. Wyatt 50. Grace 51. Zayne 51. Tiana 52. Milo 52. Penelope 53. Sebastian 53. Ella 54. Amir 54. Genevieve 55. Armani 55. Layla 56. Benjamin 56. Madison 57. Roman 57. Ximena 58. Owen 58. Isla 59. Jace 59. Adelyn 60. Maverick 60. Willow 61. Henry 61. Alina 62. Wren 62. Armani 63. Azariah 63. Ariana 64. Arden 64. Jaylen 65. Ryan 65. Audrey 66. Enzo 66. Brielle 67. Finn 67. Hannah 68. William 68. Jayden 69. Elian 69. Stella 70. Silas 70. Athena 71. Keanu 71. Leilani 72. Ronan 72. Naomi 73. Jacob 73. Savannah 74. Michael 74. Bella 75. Kye 75. Yara 76. Matthew 76. Scarlett 77. Sawyer 77. Lyla 78. Miles 78. Aurelia 79. Elias 79. Josie 80. Raiden 80. Lily 81. Jaxon 81. Gigi 82. Andrew 82. Veda 83. Zavier 83. Skyla 84. Samuel 84. Octavia 85. Anthony 85. Maya 86. Marcus 86. Eleanor 87. Arian 87. Nevaeh 88. Malachi 88. Gianna 89. Micah 89. Ellie 90. Everett 90. Penny 91. Simba 91. Nia 92. Carter 92. Adaline 93. Arthur 93. Adalyn 94. Kylan 94. Anastasia 95. James 95. Azalea 96. Khari 96. Alice 97. Ryker 97. Rylee 98. Jasper 98. Leah 99. Archer 99. Zia 100. Emerson 100. Corona

Appearing on both lists was the unisex name Reese - coming in at 38 on the girls' and 33 on the boys'.

The rest of the top ten for girls was Aria at number four, followed by Amelia, Eliana, Nova, Kayden, Molly and Ivy.

For boys, the fourth most searched for name was Kai, followed by Urban, Logan, Elliot, Liam, Lucas and River.

Earlier this year, Luna and Milo were revealed as the two most popular baby names of 2020 so far, according to US website Nameberry.

It is thought the popularity of Aurora is inspired by Disney's Sleeping Beauty, while Luna - which comes in at 21 on the girls' list - is the name chosen by singer John Legend and his wife Chrissy Teigen for their daughter.

It is thought the popularity of Aurora is inspired by Disney's Sleeping Beauty

However, despite the prominence of Hunter and Aurora in the list searched for by parents, both names were recently revealed to be among those which UK parents most regret giving their children.

A survey released earlier this month by Gigacalculator.com found that 32 per cent of parents regretted choosing the name Hunter for their baby sons.

In 2018, 1,410 babies were given that name by British parents.

Similarly, 35 per cent of parents regretted naming their baby girls Aurora, which was given to 752 youngsters in 2018.

Carter, Jaxon, Jasper, Arabella and Lyla were also sources of regret, even though they too featured on the top 100 list of most searched boys' and girls' names.