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What boy names do you like?

Posts: 2,211 Member
edited February 6 in Chit-Chat
Okay, so I actually don't know if I am having a boy or a girl yet. I have a girl's name already picked out and just want to pick a boy's name too. I probably wouldn't be too worried at this point except for the fact that I actually really think it is a boy and the fact that there is only 1 boy name I like and my husband already said no.
I do not like short common names, (i.e. Fred, James, John, Bob) I like unique names.
I don't want to give my child a name that is super popular right now either (so no Carson, Conner, Cooper or Luke)
Anyone have any boy names they like that are really unique?

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  • Posts: 604 Member
    I like Liam a lot! It's Gaelic for William. Congrats!
  • Posts: 21,378 Member
    Elijah James
  • Posts: 1,131 Member
    Just pick something that people can actually spell. You would be amazed at the stupid names people give their kids, and names that their kids regret for the rest of their lives.
  • I've always liked Lance, Christian and Spencer. Congratulations!
  • Posts: 458 Member
    I'm partial to Kyler
  • Posts: 1,944 Member
    same here kyle...how about Rusty? I think I pissed my parents off at birth to be given a name like that...
  • Nathaniel, Julian, Raphael?
  • Judah, Carlin, Brodie
  • Posts: 74 Member
    Ethan, Nathan, Cedric, Cameron, Alex :smile:
  • Posts: 1,625 Member
    Duncan, Alastair, Roderick, Ronald, Angus, Dermot, Ralph- All male relatives in my family.

    Less common - Alpin, Mirren, Tavish, Malachy, Tobiah, Silvius, Kean, Leander, Donal, Eugene, Frances, Tiberius, Atticus.
  • Posts: 1,071 Member
    Bernie, Aubrey, Pierce, Devin.
  • Posts: 3,418 Member
    I am sad, nobody likes my name :sad: :sad: :sad: :sad: :sad: :sad:
  • Posts: 67 Member
    When you pick one, tell it to a kid and ask them to make fun of it. Don't give your kid a name that will make their life a living hell. For example, a kid named Job will always have the word blow added to his name.

    Don't make your child hate you.
  • Posts: 4,955 Member
    Love Alistair myself, was going to name a son that if I had one.
  • Congrats :flowerforyou: ...

    Sayid
  • Posts: 4,317 Member
    Hiram, Seamus, Elijah and Linus.
  • Colten or Autumn
  • Posts: 528 Member
    Oliver, Isaac, Ethan and Joseph. Congrats :)
  • Posts: 386 Member
    Raphael :flowerforyou:
  • Posts: 9,003 Member
    Just pick something that people can actually spell. You would be amazed at the stupid names people give their kids, and names that their kids regret for the rest of their lives.

    This...naming kids is not the time to be unique.
  • Posts: 21 Member
    My sons are Kyanite and Onyx. Both stones...
  • Posts: 61 Member
    I love my son's name - Leo. I have a friend with a little boy named Zephyr, which I also love. I second others' suggestions of Alastair and Angus. More: August, Auberon, Ezra, Hugo, Alden, Theron, Magnus, Rigel, Otto.
  • Posts: 194 Member
    Gabriel, Kiernan, Lorethan
  • Posts: 74 Member
    I like the names, Caleb, Isaac, Joshua, Conor, But naming a child is a personal thing.
    But also think about the Surname...

    I know a few with silly names, like "Conor O' Connor" , "Billy Williams ( William Williams )", "Stephanie Stephenson" LOL
  • Posts: 3,593 Member
    Adam, Brad, Josh, Samuel, Fred, Tom, (Will add more if I think of any...)
  • Posts: 888 Member
    Lee - its a great name, although i'm biased :tongue:
  • Posts: 577 Member
    I like Liam a lot! It's Gaelic for William. Congrats!

    Yes, good name. I also like Josiah...
  • Posts: 316 Member
    I like names like Nathaniel, James, Daniel, Matthew ...and no, not because they're bible based, that's a coincidence

    I also like MIchael, it was my late brother's name :)

    But I'm a big believer in making sure you have more than one name picked out...I think you should see/meet your little one before making the final decision, see if the name fits, but that's just me :)
  • Posts: 432 Member
    I've always loved Rupert.
  • Posts: 1,116 Member

    This...naming kids is not the time to be unique.

    This times elleventy million....

    Honestly it's your kid and you'll do what you like, but avoid overly long names as they become a nightmare when filling out official forms.
    Avoid names that are hard to pronounce, it will cause teachers and the child themself hell.
    Avoid anything that can easily be taunted, or is hard to spell
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