Anybody heard any good baby boys names.

Savvy_Sue

Does anyone else now have the 'Michael Finnegan' rhyme running persistently through their head now? Or am I just showing my age ...

kizzykizzywizzy

Oldernotwiser wrote: »

I'm sure Rowan's a girl's name.

My Son is called Rowan - it's either

angelheart-xx

my two boys are bryce and joshua (josh for short)

xoxo

duloch

kizzykizzywizzy wrote: »

My Son is called Rowan - it's either

Yes its either, there is a little lad and a girl a know called this although they are pronouced differently. The boy is (row as in row your boat) rowan and the girl (row as in argue) rowan.

duloch

flutterby_lil wrote: »

My friend just had a boy and called him Leivon.

I love Max, Harrison, Joby, Thomas, Leo, Noah, Malachy.

My little boy is Finley Thomas

Can I just saw that where I live in Scotland when we go for a poo we sometimes call it a joby. Just thought it might be of interest if not then sorry. I also like noah and max.

BitterAndTwisted

Duloch, a Number Two up in Scottishland is a jobby, surely? Joby is pronounced Joe-Bee

duloch

BitterAndTwisted wrote: »

Duloch, a Number Two up in Scottishland is a jobby, surely? Joby is pronounced Joe-Bee

lol, I didnt think of that. I just looked at the name and that was the first thing I thought of. Sorry flutterby lil.

ailuro2

Duloch, remember it is pronounced joaby in the some areas, rhymes with boaby - as in - here comes the boaby, he playin wi' 'iz boaby...

so it would be he's awa' fir a big joaby....:rotfl:

love that word, it cracks me up

of course toby, bobby and willie are similar, as I said earlier, don't call boys after names for their bits. Or any used in slang/vernacular.

And yes, ya big jessie is still used up here. Jessie is also the cowgirl in toy story.;)

Bennifred

pigpen wrote: »

I know someone with a Jesse.. and he never gets anything other than Jesse.. even at school.. he is at secondary now... I don't think children use 'big Jesse' any more.. they just tell them they are 'gay'

I have a Jesse! He's 17 now, and as far as I know he's never had any bother with people calling him a big jessie - maybe that's a regional thing? He does get fed up with people spelling it wrongly, or assuming he's a girl if they haven't met him.

I also have an Asa - he has always absolutely loved his name, and the fact that it is fairly unusual in this country (It is much more common in the States, as is Jesse.)

Their big brother is Tom.......:rotfl:who is known by his friends as TJ.

suzyp1982

I suggest Ralph Finnegan.


names i like:
Jobe
Maxwell
Noah
Sidney
Frank
Luke
Nial
Jago
Lyndon
Tresham