Tyler for boy

[babynelly2010]

What does everyone think of it?
I like the name but never met anyone with it.

If Littlemog is a teacher then I'm the queen of fucking Sheba.

i personally hate the name. Think it sounds horrible, and as this thread has gone to show people DO judge on a name

usual

It's because they are up themselves,spiteful twats.

I've already been slated on MN today,so in for a penny...

Not to mention that if you judge people based on their names you will be teaching your children to do it too.

I think you have it spot on usual

Up themselves, spiteful twats is about right.

I never ever post here simply because I know this topic is full if people like this. It's a shame really.

But, like I say, I know my son. And I know it says a lot about people if they judge him by his name.

Baby names is the pits of MN.

I should hide it really.

Me too - and it comes clogs up Active...

Isn't it pertinent to answering the OP's question that enough people view the name Tyler as common? I am not from the UK and that would be a fact I would be very interested to know if that was name I was considering.

Agree with blueshoes. I would want people's honest opinions if I posted a name on here. A polite "whatever you like Hun" is not much use really is it?

Ummm I'm middle class and my son is called Tyler. Just because some bint has declared the name chavy doesn't make it so :-/

Judge away by all means!

It might not help that Tyler in Eastenders was engaged to Whitney Dean who is without doubt, the most chavviest soap character to have ever existed!!!

But Tyler himself isn't chavvy - quite cute and cheeky actually

Don't do it. Almost any other name is nicer.

How about Daniel, James, Thomas, Matthew, Joseph.

I realise that these names are popular (some might say boring), but they are popular for a reason - lovely names.

I've never spoke to you before,littlemog.I usually just ignore you.

I had four Tylers in my class last year and two the year before. On that basis, I would say it was getting fairly common round these parts.

usualsuspect none taken.

And also usualsuspect that would be 'spoken' not 'spoke'.

Writer that's exactly what my Tyler is like, full of life, cute, cheeky and a great footballer at only 22 months. No other name would suit.

My ds1 has a traditional name that is not commonly used and suits him too. He's quiet, studious and cautious but at the same time is mischievous.

I believe we picked the right names for our sons personalities.

AHEM