Ryan

Go with ryan.
I have henry who is 16.
I've probably met 500 Henrys since I had him (I live in the DMV). Of my 3 kids' names, this is the one I regret. I'm tired of it. My other two kids' names have "aged better" in terms of popularity.

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Anonymous wrote:I vote for Ryan because there are a lot of toddler Henry’s out there. His 80s born teachers will adore him with that name, because we all knew some nice, good looking Ryan’s back in the day.

Ha ha, I agree!

Henry is SO popular right now. I vote Ryan.

+1. Ryan!

Anonymous wrote:I vote for Ryan because there are a lot of toddler Henry’s out there. His 80s born teachers will adore him with that name, because we all knew some nice, good looking Ryan’s back in the day.

Ha ha, I agree!

Henry is SO popular right now. I vote Ryan.

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Anonymous wrote:Fwiw I have a one year old Henry and haven't met any others. And I have an older child too so it's not like I'm a FTM.

Then you’re obviously posting from another country because it’s one of the most popular names for boys in the last several years.

Ok and? This isn't the old days where the top 10 names accounted for 90% of births. Henry accounted for a whopping 0.585% of babies born in 2020.

https://www.ssa.gov/cgi-bin/babyname.cgi

I went on a meet up hike last week with 7 other people and FOUR...FOUR!...had a son named Henry.

I guess the odds are super slim then that that happened!

Yes. They are.

I’m biased because my DS is Ryan (he’s 2.5). We don’t meet a ton of baby/toddler Ryans. We do meet a fair number of Henrys. Not too many but it seems to be a little more common.

👍👍 for both. Slightly prefer Henry.