Is it too popular?

[Antonia Blanche]

You could use it as a nickname for Finnian or Finlay.

It isn't common on adults, but it is common in this generation.

[*Efjay*]

You could use it as a nickname for Finnian or Finlay.

It isn't common on adults, but it is common in this generation.

LOL I was just saying this to DH about Finnian as he really likes Ian & I don't. Said if we used Finnian, he could pick for himself what he would like to be known as as an adult LOL


Not 100% on how you say Finnian though?.....

[Sterla]

I would think Fin-ee-un, if that makes sense. That's just my guess.

[PinkPalace]

Fj i dont think it matters.
Finn is lovely!

When we decided on Ethan - every 2nd child i met from that point seemed to be called Ethan!!!

[Junglemum]

I don;t think it is very popular FJ. I know a Flynn but not a finn.

I would say finn-ee-an.

Ehat are you still doing preg anyway???? Come on out little man!

[*Efjay*]

Ehat are you still doing preg anyway???? Come on out little man!

PMSL... He is pretty comfy in there. Will be a Nov bub for sure.

I googled & came up that its Finn ee un

[Snacks]

I think it is fairly popular.
Having said that, it's not like every other kid will have that name, KWIM? I think it's safe for you to use.
There were 5 Amys (of varying spellings) in my year at school. Never bothered me... (One of them is still my best mate )

[Trillian]

FJ, did you check the BDM website for the most common names for the last 10 years? It has the top 100 names on there. What I always did was make sure I read all the local birth announcements to see what they were all calling their bubs LOL and then made sure we didn't use it.

[maz]

BIL really wanted Finlay as his son's name but his wife put her foot down....Nephews name is Oliver or Ollie as they call him.

I think Finn is a rather grand name for the young chap