Anybody heard any good baby boys names.

Dormouse

MX5huggy wrote: »

But decided against the Dentressangle bit then! shame http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Renault_Premium-Norbert_Dentressangle_%28B%29-2002.jpg

LOL

How about Leon? I like that one, and it's one of my son's friends' names.

littlestar1981

Oh forgot Riley and Gabriel are nice too, as is Louis.. Daniel... Charlie... Leo... getting carried away now :-)

Oldernotwiser

poet123 wrote: »

Rowan Atkinson? hth:D Isnt there an Archibishop called Rowan too?

Duh! I was thinking of Rowan in The Wicker Man!

Miss_Imaginative

Some wonderful names have been suggested so far! Loving Rowan. The ASDA test is a very good way of testing a name, as is thinking about name lengths for filling out forms and whether you can picture your child's name on their name peg at school.

The older names are definitely coming back though - to name a few I've taught... Seamus, Isaac (LOVE the name Isaac), Angus, Hugh and Harrison.

leefire, you could call your son Seamus to have a very obscure Harry Potter reference.

Anyway, I've heard some really unusual ones lately. Some friends of our family have just called their newborn son Bailey. Some other friends have called their son Avalon.

The trouble OH and I will have when the time comes for us to have children is the fact, as a teacher I've started associating certain names with certain behaviour traits. I won't list the ones that come to mind.

Miss_I

chewmylegoff

my OH's sister in law is a teacher in a school in australia - there is a kid in her school who is the third son born to a family called fitzpatrick.

so they called him hattrick.

why not go with something like that?

Tigsteroonie

We were happy to discover that Andrew is no longer in the top 100 boys' names It's classic but not currently popular.

stunnoire

I have a Bryce,Thaine,Tiana and Tenille. Am liking Nate,Theo,Che and Rath

ncsmummy

My DS is called Nathaniel and if DD had been a boy then his name would of been Xander.

Indie_Kid

Miss_Imaginative wrote: »

The trouble OH and I will have when the time comes for us to have children is the fact, as a teacher I've started associating certain names with certain behaviour traits. I won't list the ones that come to mind.

Miss_I

I know some people who have said this. I used to do work placement and worked with a few kids who were terrors and therefore, would never call my kids those names.

jackieb

balmaiden wrote: »

How about Jago ?

That's a vodka liqueur. http://www.vodkaemporium.com/product_detail.php?id=264

It's really lovely - as a drink!

I like quite a few Biblical names - although I don't care for a lot of the Dingle ones - like Shadrach.