Your Favourite Boy Name And Why?

[everwaiteing]

Daniel. I love how each syllable sounds, both individually and together. Daniel a strong, manly, classic name. I love its Biblical origins and how the 'original' Daniel remained faithful to God through very challenging circumstances.

[meyers2408]

I know we have to pick one but I can't mine are :
James
Henry
Caleb (im with you ashthedreamer I have always loved caleb)

[bigsweater]

I love the name Reiner. One of my daughters is currently in love with this name for a boy. Strong, cool, German name.

[peakaboo]

Jack. I have always adored the name, when I was 2 my grandma gave me a baby doll, she asked me what I wanted to name her... I promptly said "Grandma! It's a boy, not a girl! His name is Jack!". So it was set...a baby Jack would be mine. My other favorites have come and gone but Jack has always been THE one.

I love how Jack grows with a baby to a boy and to a man. To me it conjures up a cool, friendly, handsome boy and a stable and happy and still cool man. Honestly I couldn't care less about it's popularity, our son could be one of 50 Jack's in his class and I wouldn't love it any less.
Only one thing has always worried me...will I ever find a boy name that I love half as much for the other baby boy...

I hope my little Jack August Hopper loves his name as much as I do.

[rowangreeneyes]

My boy's list changes a lot but I always find myself coming back to these 3:

Asher - I just love the sound, it's cool and edgy with real roots and the nickname Ash is just awesome. I'm just not sure if I could bring myself to use it, it's skyrocketing in popularity.

Morgan - Always loved this name for a boy. It's strong and has a magical, almost haunting image. I usually don't care about the gender of names, but with a daughter named Rowan everyone would assume Morgan was a girl. I still might use it regardless though.

Judah - I just love the strong yet sensitive image I get from this name. It sounds ancient and modern all at once. I probably won't use it though, my husband thinks it's too religious. And it's also becoming pretty popular.

[charlieandperry1]

Wow lots of great names and loads of different reasons- childhood faves to biblical heroes! I love hearing what you guys think! Keep them coming

[elisabeth rae]

Right now it's Charles, because I love Charlie. After that Thomas (Tommy) and Henry. They are classic and work on babies to old men.

[jeska]

This is out of left field for me, but I've got a crush on the boy name Bram at the moment.

Not sure that it's useable for a non-Jewish person, though. (?)

[greyer]

My favorite boys' name right now (for a while) has been August. I love its' simplicity, the classic feel of the name, but that it's underused. I also absolutely adore the NN Gus. August is a name that feels like it could be worn by a lawyer, a king, a painter, a musician, a politician... and Gus is the nickname that for me ties it in to all age groups. You could have a little boy or teen Gus, and transition to August as he gets older. I think it ages well.

Second is Henry, although I worry more about the popularity of Henry going up. Henry is a little cuter for my taste, but again, I could see a man named Henry holding almost any job, and it doesn't necessarily need a nickname but there's the possibility of Hank, which I also love. Plus this has the bonus of being an old family surname for me, so switching it to the first place would be a cool way of honoring my heritage.

[augusta_lee]

Right now it's Roscoe. I've seen this name tossed around baby boards in the past and it didn't really appeal to me, but I recently took a closer look and realize that I absolutely LOVE it. It has the -o ending I adore, as well as a very cool rockstar vibe. It works perfectly with the middle name Jack -- Roscoe Jack! -- and I can see it on anyone from a newborn to an old man, a janitor to a senator. I also love the way it looks written down. My only concern is potential "Rocco" or "Rocky" nns...