which one do you prefer? - boys names

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We've pretty much decided on a girls name but really struggling for a boys name. So far we've come up with:

Sid (DH wants Sidney but I don't like it and much prefer just Sid)
Ralph
Reuben

I really like Ralph. Not keen on Reuben

Reuben

Really dislike Sid.

Of your list I'd go with Ralph.

Sid, followed by Reuben.
Not Ralph. Really and truly.

I don't like Ralph - it means to vomit around here.

I quite like Sid. Would prefer a full name on the birth certificate though (which I know some think is daft).

I love Reuben. Think current bump might be a Reuben.

Love Reuben, it's on our list. Not keen on the others I'm afraid.

I like Reuben. It's a lovely name

I'd afraid Ralph is a euphemism for vomiting for me too!

Reuben is my favourite. I don't like Sid.

Ralph pronounced Rafe? Like that!

Not keen on the others

Don't like Sid on its own at all.

Ralph was the name of the willy in Judy Blume's book Forever, so, no...

Reuben was one of the first guys I ever snogged who had terrible breath, so no...

I love Sid. Fabulous name.

I like Ralph. Never heard of the vomiting thing...

Reuben

Calling for Ralph! (Generally used when people have been drinking!). Loislines - it's a very common, but regional, word for vomiting.

OP - what have you chosen for a girl?

Sid was the front runner for quite a while but starting to have my doubts.

Pretty sure we will opt for Holly if it is a girl.

I'd forgotten about Ralph being a term for puking. Don't feel it would be too much of an issue as I never hear it used for that around here. My friend has got a dog called Ralph though

Reuben

Ralph. Awesome name and much less common than Sid or Reuben (I know multiple small boys with these names).

Reuben is the best a good name that carries through from child to adult

Sid was the naughty boy in toy story and

Ralph is rude Ralph from Horrid Henry

Love Reuben.

Another vote for Reuben, I think of Judy Blume when I read the name Ralph.

I think Ralph pronounced 'Rafe' is a potential burden for a child forever spelling their name. I know a lot of people feel it's a distinction to have a weird name but I feel a bit sorry for the child never being spelt correctly.
My ds's name is only spelt correctly 30% of the time, very irritating