"Interesting" baby names

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  • Hexahedra
    Hexahedra Posts: 894 Member
    Don't name your kids after what you were drinking when you got pregnant, I have taught Chardonnay, Kavocsea' (ka-va-sea-ay), Hennesse, & Seagram. Why???
    Also noticed the weirder the name the more discipline issues the child has in school.
    Kavocsea'? I guess they didn't know how to spell Courvoisier...
  • mustang289
    mustang289 Posts: 299 Member
    In for all the people who know someone who worked with someone who knew of babies who were named these names:

    La'a
    Female
    Sh**head
    Lemonjello and Orangejello twins
    Placenta
    and whatever other urban myth names I have forgotten.

    Oh how could I forget D'niece and D'nephew?!?!

    You forgot Sy Phy Lus and Gon Nor Ea
  • obeseandsassy
    obeseandsassy Posts: 118
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  • leebesstoad
    leebesstoad Posts: 1,186 Member
    Two stories. One from my mother 7 decades ago. She was working at GHI in DC (the forerunner of BC/BS) enrolling newborns in the health plan. Right after a major victory, sure enough, here came twins to be enrolled..

    One was named Iwo. The other was named Jima.

    The second was from a friend who was an OB-GYN resident. One of his fellow residents had been up on a 48 hour call (that'll show you it's been a while) and was dog tired and a bit punch drunk. A lady had given birth to twins, a boy and a girl and hadn't chosen names. So she asked the resident for suggestions. Being so punchdrunk and silly, he blurted the first two things that popped into his head.

    For the boy: Ureter. For the girl: Urethra.

    Poor kids.
  • Hellbent_Heidi
    Hellbent_Heidi Posts: 3,669 Member
    Don't name your kids after what you were drinking when you got pregnant, I have taught Chardonnay, Kavocsea' (ka-va-sea-ay), Hennesse, & Seagram. Why???
    Also noticed the weirder the name the more discipline issues the child has in school.
    Kavocsea'? I guess they didn't know how to spell Courvoisier...
    :laugh: it is pretty tricky!

    I knew an NICU nurse who had a mother try to name her kid Etoh, because she saw it on her chart and it 'sounded pretty'.

    ETOH was the code indicating that she was drunk when she came in to deliver....:huh:
  • jleWings
    jleWings Posts: 19 Member
    Hey! I know Anita! (unless there's more than one with the same name, and goodness I hope not!) She's an awesome lady with a great sense of humor. She said her parents didn't realize what they had done. Silly parents.

    ETA: I don't post much on these boards and clearly didn't grab the initial post about the woman named Anita Bohner.
  • sparkly86
    sparkly86 Posts: 520 Member
    With the arrival of Kim & Kanye's baby girl this week, it got me to thinking...

    What are some interesting, odd and just downright weird names you have heard people name their babies?

    I thought Apple was interesting until I heard North West...

    Pepsi....and I am not kidding....

    wow, poor babies
  • Mustang_Susie
    Mustang_Susie Posts: 7,045 Member
    Acaintenaces of mine named their sons Thor and Conan...I thought that was weird, but compared to some of the names on here, they now sound quite normal.

    A friend of mine just named her baby boy Thor.
    Not my first choice, but not the craziest either...
  • thefitcompanion
    thefitcompanion Posts: 15 Member
    A local woman named her daughter Ebola.
  • Mustang_Susie
    Mustang_Susie Posts: 7,045 Member
    Don't name your kids after what you were drinking when you got pregnant, I have taught Chardonnay, Kavocsea' (ka-va-sea-ay), Hennesse, & Seagram. Why???
    Also noticed the weirder the name the more discipline issues the child has in school.

    Hmmm, interesting about the discipline....
  • Achrya
    Achrya Posts: 16,913 Member
    I'm fond of the names Isolde and Isobel, but I've yet to meet a man not opposed.

    And if I had a son his name would be Jason Todd (lastnamehere)
  • Mustang_Susie
    Mustang_Susie Posts: 7,045 Member
    Don't name your kids after what you were drinking when you got pregnant, I have taught Chardonnay, Kavocsea' (ka-va-sea-ay), Hennesse, & Seagram. Why???
    Also noticed the weirder the name the more discipline issues the child has in school.
    Kavocsea'? I guess they didn't know how to spell Courvoisier...

    Or they were watching SNL :bigsmile:
  • SillaWinchester
    SillaWinchester Posts: 363 Member
    My brother named his kid Sparticus Semore.
  • michellechawner
    michellechawner Posts: 892
    I thought of another one!

    My good friend Erin, her nieces names are CeeJay (yes spelled that way) and Indie Rose

    CeeJay was interesting, On her card I put CJ and was told I spelled it wrong (whoops!)
  • susannamarie
    susannamarie Posts: 2,148 Member
    Of course, this means that Kim's hooha is the NorthWest passage...
  • Mustang_Susie
    Mustang_Susie Posts: 7,045 Member
    Don't name your kids after what you were drinking when you got pregnant, I have taught Chardonnay, Kavocsea' (ka-va-sea-ay), Hennesse, & Seagram. Why???
    Also noticed the weirder the name the more discipline issues the child has in school.
    Kavocsea'? I guess they didn't know how to spell Courvoisier...
    :laugh: it is pretty tricky!

    I knew an NICU nurse who had a mother try to name her kid Etoh, because she saw it on her chart and it 'sounded pretty'.

    ETOH was the code indicating that she was drunk when she came in to deliver....:huh:


    Classic.
  • ncl1313
    ncl1313 Posts: 237 Member
    I went to high school with Hope Ender. She was goth. Totally not kidding. There was also a girl named Crystal Pietch (pronounced peach). We used to call her Glass Banana behind her back because we were mean girls. I knew a guy in college named Carleton and all he made me think of was Fresh Prince of Bel Air.
  • CountryDevil
    CountryDevil Posts: 819 Member
    Had a couple that were friend's who ended up getting addicted to bunch of drugs and named their kid "Diamond Dallas"
  • MsMuniz
    MsMuniz Posts: 399 Member
    My sister went to school with a girl named Melody. There were five girls in the family, her sisters were Harmony, Symphony...dang, I can't remember the last two but you get the jist.
  • futurestarz
    futurestarz Posts: 510
    I have a colleague named Honey. It sounds so weird when I hear my boss addressing her on the phone saying "Hi Honey, how are you today." Very strange name for a grown-up to have.
  • hannahpistolas
    hannahpistolas Posts: 290 Member
    I let my husband name our son... I ended up with Faelan Michael.

    I actually really like Faelan. It's Gaelic for little wolf (well, actually it would be Faolan, pronounced "fway-lahn", but our Kentucky family was really struggling with it-- "Fowl-en?"... So we Americanized it juuuust a little bit). And Michael was his father's name. So, at least he has a normal name if he decides he didn't like it.

    But, I ended up REALLY liking his name. A. Because I like wolves, and B. Because Kaelin is my favorite girls name and it rhymes.
  • Lisa1971
    Lisa1971 Posts: 3,069 Member
    My son's name is Jett, which I didn't think was weird, but my grandma needed a year or so to get used to it. I sometimes get the "did you say Jett??" response, but not too frequently.

    My sister had a couple friends in high school named Diamond and Princess...can you imagine being a grown woman named Princess?? Like putting that on a resume?

    There's a Cleveland Browns player (used to play for LSU) named Barkevious Mingo. I really wanna name my next dog Barkevious. It sounds like a royal dog name.

    I thought of that name for a dog also! He was just drafted too. Love it!
  • rml_16
    rml_16 Posts: 16,414 Member
    Girl names :Tyann,Angelique,Mahala,Shae,Leona
    Most of those are pretty normal names ...
  • petithamu
    petithamu Posts: 582 Member


    No jokes. A chinese couple named their son @. Not even 'at', just @.

    http://edition.cnn.com/2007/funnynews/08/16/strange.name.reut/
  • Mustang_Susie
    Mustang_Susie Posts: 7,045 Member
    I went to high school with Hope Ender. She was goth. Totally not kidding. There was also a girl named Crystal Pietch (pronounced peach). We used to call her Glass Banana behind her back because we were mean girls. I knew a guy in college named Carleton and all he made me think of was Fresh Prince of Bel Air.

    That is totally what I just thought of too when I read the name :laugh:
  • LauraMacNCheese
    LauraMacNCheese Posts: 7,173 Member


    No jokes. A chinese couple named their son @. Not even 'at', just @.

    http://edition.cnn.com/2007/funnynews/08/16/strange.name.reut/

    Didn't some couple name their kid "hashtag"?
  • iquiltoo
    iquiltoo Posts: 246 Member
    This may be urban legend, but I have heard of Crystal Shanda Lear.

    This is true - my friend named her son Blue. I had met them years ago, Blue was grown and married and I didn't know his mom very well until this year. I finally asked her WHY?! She laughed (I wouldn't have asked her if I thought she'd be offended, she's a very sweet lady) and said one day when she was pregnant with him, she looked up at the blue blue sky, and thought Oh, that would be a nice name, Sky Blue! But thought it would be better for a girl, and so when she got a boy she just named him Blue instead. They had been hippies earlier in life. Her other boys have normal names, Dustin and Dale. However Blue decided to go with it, as he and his wife, while they aren't hippies per se they are outdoor types, and so their children are Ocean (boy), Meadow (girl), Forrest (boy) and Willow (girl).
  • britttttx3
    britttttx3 Posts: 458
    Blue
  • Mustang_Susie
    Mustang_Susie Posts: 7,045 Member
    This may be urban legend, but I have heard of Crystal Shanda Lear.

    This is true - my friend named her son Blue. I had met them years ago, Blue was grown and married and I didn't know his mom very well until this year. I finally asked her WHY?! She laughed (I wouldn't have asked her if I thought she'd be offended, she's a very sweet lady) and said one day when she was pregnant with him, she looked up at the blue blue sky, and thought Oh, that would be a nice name, Sky Blue! But thought it would be better for a girl, and so when she got a boy she just named him Blue instead. They had been hippies earlier in life. Her other boys have normal names, Dustin and Dale. However Blue decided to go with it, as he and his wife, while they aren't hippies per se they are outdoor types, and so their children are Ocean (boy), Meadow (girl), Forrest (boy) and Willow (girl).


    Willow is pretty, but not sure how that works for an adult :smile:
  • SakuraRose13
    SakuraRose13 Posts: 621 Member
    Well my friend named her first baby boy Gannon I had never heard of it previously and my husbands cousins baby boy will be Brody when I think of Brody I picture a surfer for some reason ,which fits her because she is a tree hugger btw not meant as an insult I like the fact she is trying to better the environment.

    My daughters have normal names but my oldest has issues with people pronouncing her name incorrectly, its worse when I tell them how to say it and they still call her the wrong thing I tell her if they call you by the wrong name don't answer that will fix them,
    Its( Ana)- Rose not to be confused with Anna, its a long A not a short A easy you would think ? oh well and my youngest has no issues its Olivia nothing creative there but we love those names:)

    My great grandma was Alta Jane kind of different I suppose and my friend is Kiatina never seen that before .

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