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I think Christopher Heath sounds very dashing. ;o) Yes, Christopher is a more common fn, but he can always go by his mn and be C. Heath Surname. Heath Christopher also flows nicely enough, if you really want to use it. I'm big on syllables (1 syllable fn + 2 or 3 syllable nm + 2 or more syllable surname), so if your surname has 2 syllables (or more), than I think the flow of all three name would be fine. Besides, how often does a kid get called by his fn and mn without having his ln thrown on? But, here are some suggestions anyway. :o)

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Heath Arlen
Heath Eddison (I don't remember whether you like surnames as names. If not, ignore this.) :o)
Heath Emmett
Heath Leonard
Heath Stuart
Heath Waylon

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Really, I don't think any of these is better than Heath Christopher!

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