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I like Theo (adore Leo), however, I would rather see it as a nick for Theodore. Leo is fine the way it is.

Definitely Leo! Theo is too nicknamey but Leo is fine as a full name. I love Leo.

Neither as full names. I dont like nns being used as full names. I really dont like a lot of nns period.

I prefer Leo as a name on its own, and Theo as a nn for Theodore. But honestly, if I used Theodore, I'd use Ted and Teddy as nn's.

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I prefer Leo to Theo.
Leo Nicholas
Leo Anthony
Leo Blaine
Leo Blake
Leo Blaze
Leo Bryson (I like this one alot!)
Leo Cade
Leo Clayton
Leo Connor
Leo Dylan / Dillon
Leo Edward
Leo Elijah
Leo Emmett
Leo Ethan
Leo Everett
Leo Garrett
Leo Hayden
Leo Hudson
Leo Isaiah
Leo James
Leo Maddox
Leo Mason
Leo Monroe (too rhymey?)
Leo Pierce
Leo Preston
Leo Rylan
Leo Sawyer
Leo Scott
Leo Shawn
Leo Travis
Leo Trenton

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I like both but prefer Theo - it's less common, a cool name in fact. Plus it's the name of a handsome young guy I once knew.

I'll go for Theo, but they're both pretty great.

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Theo Marshall
Theo Sebastian
Theo Stanislaus
Theo Jasper
Theo Bartholomew
Theo Constantine
Theo Tennyson
Theo Dexter
Theo David
Theo Francis

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I prefer Leo. I don't really care for any of the full names Leo can be a nn for, but I love Leo. Theo seems more nnish to me (though I do think it can stand on its own).

This message was edited 1/22/2007, 9:28 AM

I like them both! If pressed, I'd have to say Theo.

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Theo Quentin
Theo Edward
Theo Augustus
Theo Nathaniel
Theo Christopher

I prefer Leo as a full name (I actually know a boy named Leo).
I think there's a greater risk that people will think that Theo is a nn.