Anybody heard any good baby boys names.

BitterAndTwisted

Some friends of mine have called their new son Wulfstan. Poor little mite. He looks just like a little Peter or a David, really.

It seems the fashion at the moment to give kids first names which are traditionally surnames, so if you don't want anything too common I would stay right away from those.

I'd also stay away from something that sounds made up, is spelled incorrectly or is a noun. I know some American men called Summer, Briar and Barley. I expect their parents thought they were nice, unusual names at the time but all I can think is "What kind of drugs were those fools on at the time?"

Edit: Jarleth?

jellymid

Theo, Michael (Mikey) or Hugh/Huw ?

madnessandmayhem

I know of 2 little boys who are called Travis and Lawson!

iloveboots

I love old fashioned names myself, my son is called george.

How about Noah, thats quite unusual. But still nice.

nickyhutch

Max?

My cousin has 3 boys called Carter, Sonny and Cole, and a girl called Marlie.

**confuzzled**

Valli wrote: »

although I was somewhat flummoxed when someone managed to spell DDs name Steffanny

:rotfl:how on earth did they work that out?!:rotfl:
Then again, my lil bro had a cake for one of his bdays, mum had to spell out his name to bakery place, got it repeated back to her and she said "no it's Anthony with a 'h'" cake arrived.......Hantony:eek::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl: We've never let him forget that:rotfl::rotfl:

poet123

Did anyone see that 3 in a bed programme about B&B owners? one of the owners this week was Richard Organ. It pays to be careful.

Agutka

Malachi :smileyhea

TheEffect

Casey, Clifton, Callun.

CCCC.

leefire

Been reading some of your suggestions and like alot of them like Noah. But my cousins little un is called that. Loved the idea of shouting it in asda, great way of testing a name. I still like Jesse. But shouting it in asda would be a bit mad. Keep them coming. My surname is Finnigan if that help. And Im not calling him Micheal.lol