Help!!!

[djt87]

Stuck on three boy names, what do you prefer?

Rory
Teddy
Bodhi

Surname isn't popular at all.

Thank you

Bodhi

Not Teddy 🧸

Rory.

Rory

Rory

Rory.
Then Teddy

Rory.

There's going to be so many Teddy's when he's at school,

Rory (roary-awful noise), Teddy not good for a man, Bodhi is the best of a bad bunch but I always read it as body and so prefer Bodie spelling. But I'm afraid I don't like any.

Rory but I prefer the celtic variations e.g. Rhuaraidh / Ruaraidh (but the spelling could be a pain in the arse!)
If you're going to use Teddy please use Edward as a full name so he's got the option when older.

Rory

Bodhi

Bodhi

I am not keen on the others - I like Rudi though as a suggestion X

Rory

I always think Bhodi should be Brodie

Rory. Teddy is everywhere and Bodhi is painfully trendy.

Rory.

Teddy is really popular at the moment,

Rory is the best of the three.

Dislike Teddy.

Bodhi only if you're Buddhist.

Rory.

The other two are 😬

Rory

I really really really dislike Teddy on a boy, even as a nn. I like it as a nn for Theodora though

Bodhi seems very now and faddy

Disclaimer: these thoughts are based on the presumption that you are of white British descent. If your choices are coloured by a family cultural background then this won't apply (obviously).
What is the middle name? That will be pivotal as to how far you can go for the first name and still give him a more grounded name in the future.

If your middle name is very unusual, pick Rory.
If you middle name is 'normal', pick Teddy but register him Edward.
If your middle name is John or equivalent, go for Bodhi but consider a more angled cursed spelling (ie Bodie)

Rory for sure. Do not do what someone suggested of a difficult spelling Rhuaraidh (unless you are from a very specific Celtic community where it won't cause an issue for the child).
I have an Irish friend living in England spelt Ruari and even that gives him daily grief!

Rory
Bodhi
Teddy

I like Bodhi
Teddy nice but maybe too popular for me. Tristan?

Rory has boomed massively in popularity in last few years (look at the official charts and graphs) and is really overdone now plus so many popular top 100 boys names sound really similar with a Ro sound at beginning - Ronnie RoMan Reuben. All different names but when there's a class full of these sorts of names they do start to merge and get confusing, I'd avoid R names.

Rory

Bodhi is brave, but I must admit it does sound cool imo (reminds me of Patrick Swazye's surfing antihero in the cult film Point Break, as well as Buddhist links).

Teddy is very cute on a toddler but it's a nn to me only, too insubstantial on its own.

Rory is okay, just a bit trendy at the moment (unless you are in Scotland or Ireland where I think it's more classic).

Only like Rory.