What is the Best Name for a Baby Boy?

Answer 1

Ewen
Mark
Greg
Joshua
Liam
Nathan

I hope you like some of these
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Answer 2

There are some real crettin names have they all been on the plonk wetting the babys head ?what about Bobbin cotton twopence .Diesel Engine Diesel clothes Dieseldoo but none of these names will do these might Jocob Sammy James William Bobby Reggy Tommy Freddy

Answer 3

Clinton James
Christopher James
Eric Bailey
Aaron Samuel

Answer 4

Lewis, Alexander, Cameron, Ian, Duncan, Rory, Grahame, Jack, Daniel, Sean, Ryan, Robin, Donald, John, George, Nathaniel, Idris, Andrew, Raymond, Martin, Roderick, Ferderick, Mark,

Hope these help, I can't think of any more

Answer 5

I don't know, but whatever name you do choose, remember that in 30 years time, this 'baby' will be operating in the adult world, so don't go for a cutesy name :)

Personally, I like Matthew as a name, it means Gift of God.

Answer 6

There is no "best" name.

Its whatever you like and think will suit your son throughout his life. And hopefully will reflect his background and heritage and family history

IMHO, there is no such thing as an "old fashioned and stuffy name" - names come and go in popularity and names that were considered really cool 30 years ago are now ridiculously old fashioned. Conversely, names that were "old fashioned and stuffy" 30 years ago are all the rage now. Ignore people who make this argument "Ooh you can't call him that its old fashioned" - they are usually clueless and think only in the short term.

There are, sadly, "chav" names and names that will go in and out of fashion (just think of the names that were cool when we were born and how many people use them now!). These should be avoided

I also hate "cutesy" baby names because they are not going to sound very dignified on a 40 year old man!!!

I personally like traditional, romantic sounding names that aren't being used much.

We chose Arthur for our baby boy - as in "King Arthur" - to reflect his Welsh/English heritage. And because noone else is using it (apart from David Cameron who apparently named his baby boy Arthur earlier this year! Argh! My son will share a name with the Tory Leader's son!)

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Just waiting for some celeb to pick up on it and for it to become all the range with the chav set.

I also like:

Ioan (Welsh for John)
Aneurin (Welsh - pronounced An-EYE-rin)
Orlando (BF hated it and veto'd my using this!)
Edward (makes me think of an intelligent, handsome young guy)
Richard (used to love this name till I met my BF's boss - eeek! He's a tosser!)
David (Family name, very nice and "strong" sounding)
Michael (my BF's name, can be shortened to Mikey when he's little)
William (my brother's name - lots of short forms for when he's little, like Will, Billy etc)

Hate trendy names and shortened names or anything copied off a Hollywood celebrity!

Answer 7

Traditional names...Jacob, Matthew, Thomas

Answer 8

Joe, Oliver, Ben, Jake, Josh

Answer 9

Well I'm named my two boys Alex & Aiden. I have always liked the name's Hunter, Levi. Owen & Rayen.

Answer 10

my sons name is Mckenzie.....but i think that the name you choose is special to you or just strikes a chord somewhere...when i was pregnant looked through baby books and picked a few...i no this sounds daft but whatever you choose when they are born you can tell whether the name will suit them.

Answer 11

The BEST name????

Gage Isaiah...Lol, It's my 18 month olds name!!

Seriously though- The best name, Is the one YOU like the most, The one that 'reaches out' and grabs you! :-)