Morgan or Dylan

[BraveDancing]

We're down to the final two names and really can't choose. Is there anything I'm overlooking that might swing things? Is either name too weird/too popular/too associated with a soap star I don't know about?

At this rate we'll end up tossing a coin when he's born.

[Sophronia]

I prefer Morgan

[OverlyYappy]

Dylan

[PeppaAteMySoul]

Another vote for Dylan

[BikeRunSki]

I prefer Morgan.

[insancerre]

I know of a female Morgan so seems odd for a boy, although I do realise it is a boys name
I prefer Dylan

[4bouncingofthewalls]

Dylan is better

[TheHiphopopotamus]

I know a female Morgan too.

I like Dylan but it is a very popular name around here (by that, I mean where I live and it isn't Wales).

[tinytemper66]

Dylan is a lovely name and is common in Wales. He may be in a class of one or two at the most. In my school - small comp - 2 in each year group at the most. Go for it!

[Chewbecca]

Both are equally lovely

[ThroughThickAndThin01]

Dylan

[UnicornPee]

Definetly Dylan
Round where I live Morgan is a gypsy name.

[Scotlass]

Dylan, not keen on Morgan

[IAmNotTheOneWhoKnocks]

Big fan of Dylan. Hate Morgan. So an easy decision for me.

[TaggieRR]

Dylan

[Notso]

I only really like Dylan if it's pronounced Dullan rather than Dillun/Dillan.
Morgan is nice.

I think you'll get a feeling about one when he is born. Just hope your DH gets a feeling about the same one!

[hoddtastic]

really don't like Morgan, and Dylan is very commonly used.

[Hellofromtheotherside16]

Dylan.

I also know two girls called Morgan. Morgan popular in my area.

[RortyCrankle]

Dylan is lovely

[Sugarpiehoneyeye]

Dylan

[florascotianew]

Just another snippet of information to bear in mind:

Morgan is the the name of a leading female character in traditional legends and modern stories associated with King Arthur. In some versions, she's Arthur's half-sister. The original Arthurian legends are based on fragments of Celtic mythology mixed with medieval Christian stories. Morgan was a witch and/or a fairy - and rather a femme fatale.

This explains the difference between her name - related to Welsh sea-spirits - and the more recent Welsh male surname 'Morgan', which (so it says) was originally spelled 'Morcant':
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morgan_le_Fay
Perhaps also of interest?:
www.behindthename.com/name/morgan-1

[Jodders]

I love Morgan. My second boys middle name is Morgan.

[DramaAlpaca]

I like both.

If I had to choose it would probably be Dylan.

[Mclaren37]

Love Morgan! For boy or girl but lovely on a boy. Like Dylan but I know a lot of little Dylans right now. (Also went to school way back with an unfortunate boy called Dillon - not the same I know but it's tainted for me now!)

[1horatio]

Morgan

[PlymouthMaid1]

Love both but have only met female Morgans.