A brother for Wilf

[LittleMilla]

I am delighted that we're having another little boy but slightly stumped as I'd only thought of girls' names (Wren or Juno). I have nothing in the jar for a little boy.

I like unusual names, but don't want the poor bugger having to repeat his name forever and a day. Or be one of five in his school year.

Surname begins with R.

Also, and this shouldn't be taken the wrong way. My christian name is Camilla and so I am slightly loathe to go for anything too posh as people make assumptions about me that aren't true. So names like Monty et al (which I LOVE) are out as I've got a complex about people thinking I'm a ponce because I'm called Camilla. Hope that doesn't make me sound utterly bonkers?

Wilf and Stan sound fab together.

Ha ha just read your OP again properly and saw the 'no posh names' thing. My list was rather inappropriate in the main then eh?

Glad you liked Otis though. My other faves from your list are Barnaby and Rafferty. Not keen on Arlo sounds like Harlow with a dropped h and Arthur and Stanley v popular FWIW.

So Barnaby is looking popular. Thanks all.

Brain dead - I loved loads of your names! Jago is also another of my faves...it's Cornish, right? My parents are both Cornish so I'm allowed that! Sort of.

Walt

(Sorry couldn't resist)

I have a Raphael (Rapha/Rafe/Raffy).

Inigo
Ivo
Django
Amos
Erasmus
Sacha
Solomon (Sol)
Abraham (Bram)
Ezekiel (Zeke)
Hamish
Hector
Sacha
Caspar
Cassius
Patrick (Patch)
Jonah
Rory
Kit

This brill - DH loves MN when it works like this!

Adding Raphael and also Patrick (Patch - love)

Jonah

I love the name Wilf. I also love:
Barnaby
Rafferty
Inigo
Ludo
Jago
Arthur
Ned/ted (Edward)

Ooooo...and hector, Rory and Kit

I've got a Stan! Middle name Arthur....
If we had another boy we would have Wilf (!) or Billy or Fred.

Other ideas: Ralph, Kit, Kip, Eddie, Victor, Hector, Bertie.

I have a Barnaby (Barney) and Rafferty (Raffy) - awesome names IMHO! We get lots of nice comments on their names and there aren't many Barney's and Raffy's around at the moment. A lot of the other lovely boys names are getting a bit too fashionable which is a shame.

Dominic
Quentin
Patrick
Sebastian

Jago - I do like it but it does sound very similar to Diego when pronounced (IMO) - put me off a bit.

When I hear Wilf and not posh I was thinking Woody and Spike, but that doesn't seem to be the right style for you?

Like Wren? Rex? Ross?

Louis?
Inigo?
Fred?

Love Stanley by the way - think it goes v well.....