What do you think of Logan?

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DH really likes it, I'm not so sure.

I only know one Logan who is from a vair posh family

The only other Logan is Wolverine.

What do you think when you hear the name Logan? If you know a Logan, what are they like?

I only know it as a surname, but the Logan family are very nice! It sounds Irish or Scottish to me, not posh.

I love it. It was on our short list.

Oh and I don't know any others.

My mind went straight to Wolverine. Not necessarily bad.

Sorry, I don't like it at all. But I am not a fan of using surnames as first names generally. And I would certainly say that it is not a posh name.

I know 2
One is the child of a doctor
The other is the youngest of 10 children whose family live in social housing on benefits
I like it. Its a strong name

It's a Scottish name. Quite common up there and very of the moment. Might even be top ten.

Definitely not posh. Quite the opposite. Depends if that bothers you or not.

I don't like it much. I know one with siblings Scarlett and Jayden.

Huntzberger

Know quite a few as someone else has said it's quite popular in Scotland as a lot of surnames are used as boys first names up here.

No, it certainly doesn't bother me that it's not a 'posh' name. It's just the only Logan I know comes from a very posh family, but he is in his 20's and I don't think it was as population the 80's as it is now.

I know one - he's a golden retriever

I think you should run with it.

Awful

Awful from me too.

common

Why do you think it's 'common' amy?

Sounds like an American park ranger. Not posh at all in uk in my opinion.

Loganberry.
Logo.

I think it's weird sounding.

I just do - can't explain why. A lot of other people have said the same but with tact. I don't do tact.

It sounds Irish or Scottish to me, not posh

Anne, you do get poshos in Scotland and Ireland, you know I'm definitely not one of them, though (and thank fuck for that because they're all called Laird, Innes or Isabella).

I know, I'm scottish myself! But posh Scottish would be 'Mungo' or something

I like it, but then I am North of the border!

I love it & if our surname weren't similar sounding, I'd have used it.