Barnaby ?

[A1980]

Yes, no?

Fantastic name

no

Love Barnaby and love Barney.

So there rasssp

Yes though I may be biased as I have a teenage one, who has never been teased for having the same name as a bear of a dinosaur, that's like saying every Thomas will be called Tank Engine!

I love it. I used to go out with a boy called Barnaby. Known as Barney. He's now in one of the armed forces. Lovely name, lovely boy :)

I like it a lot, also Barnabas, has a lovely meaning this one to.

Yes, I like it. but no Barney though.

I really like it (although probably wouldn't use it myself, but that's just because there are other names I like more.)

abolutely love it, it was our boy name for middle dd.

Not keen.

I love the name, would not have the guts to use, and my partner would never agree to it.

I have met a Barnabas, very very posh (think Eton and Oxford), with nn Barney. It suited him.

yes from this camp

Not for me personally, but it's not a bad name. I went to school with a Barnaby, known by everyone as Barney. Very tall, sporty lad, though, built like a brick sh*thouse, for want of a better phrase, so not the kid of kid you'd tease over his name, whatever it was! His brother was Rupert, even taller, and even more well built, lol!

I knew a Barnaby - he was quite dashing at 18, now he appears from facebook to be a rock and roll dancer... if you are calling a kid Barnaby he kind of needs to be private school - Ox-bridge educated and with a 50's style newsreader accent...

No. It's a bear's name.

I like it, but it might be because I had a mad passion for an unattainable Barnaby at university.