He's eight now and loves his name. I do too.
However I still get lots of negative comments about it.
It's nothing too out there (I know a few boys with the same name of varying ages), but it is (so I have been told) a classic "chav" name (I wasn't aware of this when I named him as never entered on to these forums at that time).
My older 3 children all have very traditional old English names, but with my 4th I just fell in love with this particular name (and still love it now).
I had so many negative responses that I was on the verge of changing it when he was a baby to something more traditional (I'm glad I didn't as he would have been one of four in his class!).
Even now I have a slight wavery moment when telling someone his name. I think because I had so many negative responses when I told people his name as a baby. Some (mostly older generation) would openly scoff and say "What sort of a name is that?"
One even said it sounded like a take-away dish which had never occurred to me before.
The main thing is that my son loves it. It suits him perfectly.
He has SEN (non verbal) and the bonus is that he learnt his name very quickly as it's a short name.
Did I do the right thing in not changing it? I do still like it despite the negativity and couldn't imagine him being called anything else.