Name my son!

Brock

My husband suggested this last night. I told him his middle name would have to be Lee. :laugh:

Jonah Michael.

Please don't go with a name that can be used for a girl or boy, hard to spell, pronounce or will result in having 10 other classmates with the same name. Remember, it's his name and he has to live with it for 80 years.

Paul? Rex is a good name.

Rory, Bobby, Anthony!!!?

Andrew

How about Levi? (Levi is my son's name). By all means, you can borrow it!

Klaus(;

Knox Astrodon (official dinosaur of Maryland)

Cornelius!! or Boomer!! Both awesome football names!

Congrats! The name that comes to mind is Maximus Minimus. Thank goodness my boys escaped this! Good luck to you and your baby boy!

There is only one name that will guarantee your childs well being and success in the future......... Chuck Norris

My favourite boy name is Henry.

I don't ever want children, but if I did, I would want to name my son Henry. But since I won't have kids, I'll name a cat Henry.

I'm also fond of Gabriel, Daniel, William, Adam, Peter, Seth (my nephew's name), Elliot (my other nephew's name)...

Yeah. Those are all the names I can think of that I like a lot.

Cael
Sebastian
Charles
Kegan

You live far from me, so I don't really care if you happen to use any of my names:

Thorben/Torben ("Thor" or "Tor" as a nickname. I have to look into exact Danish pronunciation, as I've heard some Scandinavian pronunciation that pronounces the "th" as "t". Oh, and I'm part Danish, so I get a pass on this name, damnit!)

Rembrandt ("Remy" for short. I'm half Dutch, so again... I get a pass on this one!)

I've always liked the name "Lucas". If I ever use it, I'll go with the Dutch spelling of "Lukas". I've only ever known very cool, charismatic, charming, nice and good-looking guys with this name, in my life.

"Jacob" is a common name within my family, on my Dutch side. Going further back, it uses the "YACK-uhb" pronunciation, which just sounds ucky in an English speaking country like this one. It was my Opa's name, and he took on the English pronunciation that most people know ("JAY-kuhb"). Since then, I've had two cousin on that side of the family who have been named after my Opa. Sadly, we lost one of them at age 15 just 3 and 1/2 months ago. Young Jake was an incredibly accomplished young man (Hap Ki Do black belt, sailing, army cadets, excellent marksman, 85% average in school, great relationship with his parents and older sister, TONS of friends... everyone loved him, and he was a super awesome happy kid). Soooo.... I have nothing but positive feelings for this name, and "Jacob" is going to be a middle name, at the very least, for a boy that I hope to have. It is a lovely name, feel free to use it.