Help with baby name

hethmar

Yes, I often get the feeling now that pets get the names kids should have and vice versa.

AllyBabe

I have voted for Ethan.

I love Rowan, think it's a lovely name. What about Riley, Aidan or Reuben?

Marisco

I like Ryan, Aaron, Liam, Jack, out of the poll I voted for Connor, but not really keen on any of them, sorry:o

melly_g

My son is called Ethan David and he is the only Ethan we know in the area we live so i don't think it's too popular. We also have a jacob.
I also like Evan and Ellis. Just think about how it all sounds together, will he be bullied or teased because of his name.
Good luck with whatever you chose and with your new little man

claire16c

Archie sounds like an overused 'old' name. That would sound kinda ridiculous for a teenager or older guy. fine on a baby. Rogan - is that an actual a real name?

Rylan just reminds me of Ryman stationers.

Connor I like. Ethan is ok.

tankgirl1

I like Ethan, but not overly keen on the rest - sorry

I do like names such as Joseph, William, James etc

I once heard of a baby boy called Huxley, which I really don't like!

aliasojo

tankgirl1 wrote: »

I once heard of a baby boy called Huxley, which I really don't like!

I like that.

But not for a child, I might want to call my next dog that.

angelil

Huxley?! As in Huxley Pig?!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Huxley_Pig

mummyyof5

Thank you angelil...my DS is RHYS...love the name...but hate the spelling Reece...he is 17...also have DS2 who is Ethan named far before it was popular..he is 15...no one I know has either of these names thankfully...really wanted to call DS2 Nathaniel..but I knew it would be shortened to Nathan which Im not keen on...Nathaniel is now his 3rd name..
DS3 is called Bradie..my mum didnt like it at first but I was determined and I could never imagine him being called anything else ...

sashadesade

tankgirl1 wrote: »

I like Ethan, but not overly keen on the rest - sorry

I do like names such as Joseph, William, James etc

I once heard of a baby boy called Huxley, which I really don't like!

They probably named him after Aldous Huxley and thought they were being pretty clever. I also think it would be a good name for a pet, but not a person!