Finn?

[DialMforMummy]

DH loves it. I don't hate it. Also considered is Dominic.
Opinions? Fire away people!

I really like Finn or Finlay - it's on my short list not keen on Dominic though

Noooooo.
Every blighter called this.

I like it too

I love Finn and Dominic.

Dominic was on my boys list, 3 dds later - I must insist you use it Finn is nice but not as nice.

I know lots of little Finns, it is very popular where I am (North West), obviously fine if that doesn't bother you! I prefer Dominic.

I love Finn [my dgs name].He is so wonderful it makes the name special too.
Dominic was on my list for ds 42 years ago!

i love finn (much more than dominic) but it is very popular. we can't use it as dh vetoed it espescially as our surname begins with f as well

Part of a fish.

I like Finn. I think that is what we will use if we have a little boy. Finn James.

I like Finn but prefer Dominic. This would be on our shortlist if our surname wasnt so long!

DS (3) is called Finn. I was expecting every litle boy to be called it but so far have only come across Finlay's and Finley's. Rather than just 'Finn'. But we are in the south so perhaps not as prevalent.

DH is irish so we wanted irish names. I like a lot of the boys irish names but think they can be hard to spell/pronounce. I think is more acceptable for a girl (DD called Aoife) but think could be more of a hindrance for a boy. So we went simple. Can't get any more simple than Finn.

I still really like it and so far is the only one with the name. Obv i'm biased though....

Doesn't sound like a proper name. Sounds short for Finley (which to me sounds like a surname anyway)

It's a beautiful name. But all my friends - those friends I've known for years, don't see any more hardly - have got baby boys called Finn or variants of spelling.

Pidgy be careful, there might be two something-Jameses in his class, one of whom is then known as fat James! Finn should not probably be used as a hyphenated first name with something else for this reason.

I really dislike the name Dominic - sorry. Associations is all really.