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Pippin is cute although very youthful, but the spelling they used looks like it would be pronounced like someone installing pipes.

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Pliny, Puck, Ptolemy, Pellinore, Phineas, or Peredur "Perry"

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Maybe Pandora, Phoebe, or Paulina for a girl.

These are so cute and unique! Maybe Proven/Provin (PRAW-vin) for a third child.

Pepys ("peeps") if I'm being a brat about it.

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Phineas or Ptolemy would be cute. That way it follows the "theme" but also the name has its own personality.

Parnell
Preston
Prescott

I love Percival. Pipen's really bad (is it PIP-en? Or PIPE-en?), but Pip is friendly enough, I guess. Peregrine for a third?

Pike or Philander

Patroclus maybe? or Phinehas? Ptolemy?

Peter

I named my son Peter; Percival, nn Percy is a family name.

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Pipen eliminates Philip; nn Pip is already in use. Though they could call him Phil I suppose: I would prefer it. Otherwise, Padraig or even just Patrick would do.

I don’t really like any P boys names apart from Phoenix but that doesn’t fit. Maybe Piers / Pierce for an offbeat Englishy name.

Sort of cute. Not names I'd use.

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My favorite masculine P names are Plutarch and Peregrine, but one's too close to Pipen, and the other doesn't fit with the homespun medieval British village type vibe I feel they have, so...

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Patrick or Padraig. I could also see Peter, Palmer, or Palmiro.

Such a cute combo! Though I wouldn’t want to be named Pipen myself if I were a man :/ I would actually prefer Peregrine nn Pipen.
Percival is a favorite though, it’s so romantic and Percy is sweet.
I can’t think of a brother name right now, it would have to also begin with P right? Maybe Phineas?

I don't like either, maybe Paxton