Baby boy

[firsttimemum79]

Please help! We love Freddie, Alfie and Reggie but have friends/family with these so they're all out.

Decided against Harry and Archie (too royal)

We had decided on Mason for months but this week I have really gone off it so we are back to square one

Any suggestions?

Edward (Teddy)
Douglas (Dougie)
Francis (Frankie)
Toby
Richard (Richie)
Michael. (Mikey)
Elliot
Robert (Bobby)

Louie, Lenny, Arthur, Noah, Alec, Finley, Joey, Rudy, Woody

Do you like Albie or is thAt too much like Alfie for you. I suppose it depends on Alfie's or how close you are.

I like Mason, sorry to hear you've gone off it.

Yes Rudy/Rudi is a great suggestion

Alternatively what about:

Marley (as an alternative M name?)
Christopher nn Kit
Wilf(red)
Barnaby
Nathan/Nathaniel - Nate
Sidney
Laurence nn Laurie
Vincent nn Vinnie
Curtis
Eli
Ellis
Miles / Milo
Seth
Cole
Otis
Eric
Casper
Huxley
Dexter
Blake
Angus
Dominic
Idris
Percy
Chester
Caleb
Austin
Griff
Tristan
River
Bodhi
Otto

Freddie, Alfie and Reggie are all way too childish IMO. Can't picture them on a grown man.

Teddy
Ernie
Bobby

Edward is great because Teddy is a cute nickname for a child, but they can use Ed or Eddie as they get older. Or they can just be called Edward

Ellis
Franklyn
Jacob
George
Ralph
Jude
Benjamin

I like Mason too. Keep it on the shortlist for when you meet the wee one. You might change your mind later.
Other names you may like Ethan, Caleb or Gaberiel nn Gabe?

Rory

@firsttimemum79 I really like Jory which goes in line with your -ie endings. It’s Cornish I think

Before you decide on a name, check out the recent thread about 'Wet names' OP as this may help you (or put you off certain names!) I don't know how to link threads though, sorry!

I don’t like -ie names. They are babyish. If short for longer names, that’s fine, though. Louis- same sound?
Mason isn’t to my taste but it’s better than an -ie name. Taylor? Archer? Fletcher?