Looking for ideas ! what's the name of your baby boy ?

[MamanFlo]

Hello mums

Apparently, it's a boy I am expecting ! hourrrray
I am looking for names... can you tell me what name you chose for your baby boy ?

thanks a lot !!!

mamanflo

lol bigape
mine are all good scottish names too (see few posts down) middle names are Patrick (family name), Angus (yes, we used it too early, were not expecting a number 3 at the time!) and Cameron.

i always fancied the hell out of scottish men (that accent...phwooooaaarrr), so i thought id bring a few more into the world for the next generation to enjoy

We have 2 DD's but our boy options were Finley & Jude.

I am still waiting for my boy

My DS is Xavier.

If it would have been purely up to me I would have had a Samuel, William or a Zachariah.

Jasper David

I have a Jack William and am also expecting a boy I think this one will be Thomas but haven't decided on a middle name yet.

bigape I love the name Angus but unfortunately dp and family don't!

This thread has gone on for a long time!

JARM - congrats on your boy! Nice name choice too!

DS is Matthew Frederick.

Have 3 nephews - Stephen Karl, Alex Thomas, Ben ? and latest arrival 2 weeks ago, Josh ?.

Nephew's names are:
Kyle Mason
Ryan George
William Jack
Benjamin Fredrick

ds's name is noah phillip

I liked Theo too but DH vetoed

Nicolas, Zachary (Zac), Sebastian, Louis, Alexandre (Alex), Maxence (Max)

we dont have any nephews... this is the first boy in both sides of the family since DH/my brother were born!

Hows about Torquil or Hector for all you Scottish loving mummies out there ?

how about Urbain? We called our little boy (now 10.5 months old) Urbain Henrik. Urban's the Scando version of the name, and Urbain is the French version - it's a bit old-fashioned, and isn't pronounced urban as in opposite of rural - it's "urr-BAN", with the stress on "ban".
It's Latin originally, and means 'city-dweller", or "from the city".
Raised a few eyebrows - and a few tempers - but everyone's grown to love it. It's great when people (we live in Oxford, so lots of people from all four corners of globe) pronounce it in the Scandinavian or eastern European way of "Oooerban".
With any luck, your little'un will live up to his name, as it also means well mannered and - errr - urbane!

we liked:

leo
ashley (ash for short)
jay

we chose:

tyler james (but not tj for short!)

We have a jack and Harry.

We considered.

Jamie,
Leo,
Lee,
Warren,
Justin.

Our little lad is 12 weeks old now. We called him Callan. (Elliott James as middles). It really suits him! (and I've never heard of another Callan!)

my ds is Thomas William (but is known as Tom)

HTH X

Dominic James over here! I eventually chose it by preceding it with Doctor..... It seemed to fit rather well

DS is Ewan
my nephews are Ieuan David (pronounced Yiyan) and Finn

DD is Erin, if she was a boy it was Gregor or Lochlan

Wow Catkinsamummynow I've got a Callan he's 10. You're only the second one I've come across which is pretty amazing as we thought we'd made it up (liked the beginning of Callum but not the end) - obviously not. Subsequently found out that its a town somewhere in Ireland and of course the 70's TV detective played by Edward Woodward.

You are absolutely right of course its a brilliant name and he won't have to share it with 1/2 a doz others as he goes through school -

Patrick John Garnet.
Garnet is after my father - and if anyone on here can expain to me why a baby born in Queensland in 1918 was christened Garnet, I would be delighted. He didn't seem to know - there is no one left in the family who knows, it's not a family name.....it's a mystery. But it makes a pretty good third name, I think!

Benjamin Luke

i have

ds1 theodore david william

ds2, oscar reuben

ds3, dylan lucas

hth xx

Ds George Alasdair