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Or, more precisely, BAs from one of the old Hanseatic towns in Northern Germany (ok, that was cheating, wasn't it? :P ).
As usual, I only picked combos and some of the more interesting/rare "single" names. All of these children were born this year and last year, so some of them can probably already walk and talk.
(Oh, and maybe I'll add a word or two on some of the rather unfamiliar names... I think.)

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The list will be quite long I'm afraid.

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GIRLS

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Berenice Joel
Lina Christa
Lena Patricia
Leni Lavinia
Tamina Joy
Isabell Mayblum Magdalena Irmgard (Mayblum as a first name is completely new to me. Anyway, it pretty much translates to mayflower)
Cara Mia
Alexa Jolie
Elina Sara
Johanna Marie
Mona - Algia (as for Algia - I'm lost. Never seen it before. So if anyone has any information on it... )
Mina Emilia
Marie Fiona
Zoé Chayenne
Shannon Franziska
Sina Fabiene
Marie Christin
Alysha Shanice
Emily Neele (that's a variant of Nele)
Marieke Theres (Theres is a legit German form of Therese)
Laura Eske (Eske is a Frisian name, related to Scandinavian -> Asa)
Maria Eduarda
Reka (both a Biblical name derived from rekhab "tender; soft" and an East Frisian name derived from "red" + "wi(g)a" = "counsel" + "holy")
Svenja Christiane
Enna Luise
Janica Sumeja
Emilia Raffaella
Taya Luice
Lana Eva
Svea Marie
Nayla Jenessa
Lily Evangeline
Rahel Johanna Amy (Rahel is the form most commonly used in Germany; as far as one can say that for a rather rare name around here)
Wenke (a Low German name meaning "(little) friend", had its peak in the 60s and 70s due to a singer)
Lenja Alessia
Thora Mathilda
Talea Sophie (Talea is a Low German/Frisian form of Adelheid)
Nantje (an East Frisian name meaning "little brave one", refering to Scandinavian -> Nanna)
Melody Joana
Lotte Marie
Louisa Emilia
Meret (a Northern German short form of Margarethe and a Swiss German short form of Emerentia)
Emma Clara
Lale Elisabeth (Lale is a Turkish name meaning "tulip", as well as a German short form of Lieselotte)
Nela Luana
Lotta Olga
Tomke Ann (Tomke is both a Frisian masculine diminutive and feminine form of Thomas as well as a Frisian masculine diminutive and feminine form of names beginning with "Tank-", such as Tancred for example)
Tessa Sophia

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BOYS

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Eric Ragnar
Orlando Alex
Ben Ole
Timo Luz
Henry Sievert (according to my name book, Sievert is a Frisian name derived and composed from the words for "victory" and "protector; guardian")
Ahmet Esat
Luke Benjamin
Noah Bent
Keno Tom (Keno is a Frisian form of Kuno)
Lewin Lars (Lewin is a Low German form of Liebwin -> see Leobwin)
Lasse Nepomuk
Paul Danny Uwe
Jendrik (a form of Heinrich, Henry, etc.)
Joel Einar
Felix Magnus
Neven Umut
John Heiko
Lovis (a Low German form of Louis)
Marlon Lenny
Dean Kaan
Tom Bennet
Dean Cody
Nico Mike
Jan - Hendrik
Fabian Carsten
Aaron Thies
Jesko Silas (according to my name book, Jesko is a form of either Johannes or Jaroslaw)
Henry Flynn
Mohammed Rayan
Giordano
Frederik Stephan
Jason Philip
Leon Manfredt
Leiff Thure
John Paul
Jim Lucca
Maximilian Xaver
Lias Marten
Etienne Liam
Marlon Dominik
Lukas Peter
Marlo
Fabio Noel
Felix Chris
Jesse Michael
Constantin Mehmet

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TWINS

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Jette & Hennes (Jette is a German and Dutch short form of Henriette, Hennes is a Western and Northern German short form of Johannes)

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Ok, I guess I'll stop here or else you'll probably drown in all those names. I've many more left, though, so if you are interested in seeing the rest - just let me know.