you named your kid what???

AshDHart

My brother always said he wanted to name his first boy Isabangwachochi. I have no clue. He ended up with Damon, Tommy, and Zen.

karenjoy

These are not made up -

Sunday Best

Blue Brown

Richard Handle

godroxmysox

I have a friend whose kids are Hadessa and Miriam....they're both under 3. She's pregnant again; what will she name this one =-0

leslielt

you mean besides apple and blanket

bonnynblithe04

Worked with a guy whose last name was Booth. Married a woman named Candy (she kept her maiden name professionally).

Had a co-worker name her daughter Alize'.

The parents of Adolf Hitler, JoyceLynn Aryan Nation and Honszlynn Hinler Jeannie just had baby number four and DYFS grabbed him up before they could leave the hospital. (The older three are in foster care.)

Only have one name in mind for FutureBabyBonny, and while it is a little country, it shouldn't hurt the career chances before getting in the door.

anhancock10

My daughter's best friend's name is ALIZAE...really you named your kid after alcohol

And Mister is one ive heard.
& my dad's name is john hancock...that would suck in life.

CoryIda

I grew up in a tiny, tiny, tiny town where people were sort of artsy-fartsy hippie types. We had all kinds of funny names. My being a girl named Cory was definitely one of the most "normal" names out there.

Examples: I have sisters named Echo and Ayla (I love both names btw), a friend named Jeremee (but she was a girl), and then there were people named Sunbear and Sunshine and Yael and Avi and Fox and other... unusual names.

Oh, I also have a friend who is a fiesty redhead and is a ton of fun. Her name is Meg. Her middle name starts with an A. She married a guy with the last name Watt. Her name is Meg A Watt.

maddymama

Cinnamon and Ginger were sisters I went to school with. Cinnamon had red hair and Ginger had brown. Go figure.
I went to high school with a Phuk Yu. (Say it out loud). Actually we prounouned it Puck, but it was spelled with the Ph.

I taught a Myster, a Precious, an Angel, a Naked'a, and a Phantom.

shanolap

So far in my life I have known:

Poppy Fields
Blue Skye
Sky Walker

Jedidiah, Zachariah, Orion, Forest, Hunter, and the last name Flowerman

petitfilou

I have been giggling like crazy at some of these names! My sister went to school with a Colin Daniel - obviously not a weird name, but his younger sister was called Colleen Danielle. It was as if the parents ran out of inspiration after one kid! There was a Lois Lane in the same year group. Oh, and I used to teach a kid called Privilege who had a sister called Marvellous!

I get the notion of unusual names but I don't get normal names spelled weirdly. I have known a Sali, a Melani, an Emileigh, a Dyan (Diane) and an Aneeqa!

benodie

lol some of these have really made me laugh!!! When I named my daughter Jordan louise (almost 16 years ago!) all my older relatives were disgusted . .infact my mum and grandad refused to call her Jordan, and said they would call her Louise . . .no one can imagine her being called anything else now . . .ps yer she was named after the film cocktail!!!

kittytrix

I was going to be named after my aunt, Teodula. Yeah I dodged the bullet on that one.

I went to school with a precious.

I'm also a crime reporter and I have seen some strange ones including Ebn, Shimmer, Akeelies (groan) and Atreybion.

Frogsgohop24

One of my high school friends named her daughter Pixie Rain! It's cute... for a disney character..... I named my daughter Raelena (ray-lee-nah) and surprisingly theres some people that cant pernounce it, but can pernounce our last name, Kamakahi (like kamakazi, but with and H...)

ciaobellakiss

The lady at the grocery store is named Precious. My sister went to school with a Beautiful.

ciaobellakiss

The lady at the grocery store is named Precious. My sister went to school with a Beautiful.

dimpleschick

I have worked in health care for many years and have heard plenty of dumass names. Makes me wonder what in the world parents are thinking

Virgin Mary--born at Christmas
Chairaia--Chair + Rail + A + Chair rail ya

The people who name their kids after cities or where the kid was conceived (tee hee--oh please!!)

The self serving made up names--Nevaeh (heaven spelled backwards)
Reality, Victorious

Now there are the apostrophe names
J'lil (a boy name)
J'nora
the younger the mother the more apostrophes

My middle grandson is in first grade. I'll bet there are 100 kids named Jayden in the first grade in every county of every state.

Odd ball spelling: Karleigh, Kar-Lee, Kym, Jennipher

It's fine to be different and we all want our children to stand out and be someone, but please could we give our kids names that can at least be pronounced?

dimpleschick

Just thought of two more. These are true names of people I worked with. Switzerland Elks (a woman) and Hiawatha (can't remember the last name--a guy in the medical field.

So just for fun, if anyone's last name is Morris, why not name your kids Doris Deloris Morris and Horace Boris Morris?

mlmcquinn

When my grandmother worked at a limestone quarry, her boss was Mr Tree. His daughters were: (I kid you not!) Willow, Oak, Elm, and Maple.

One of the drivers was named: Ted E Bear. The E did not stand for anything and Ted wasn't short for anything.

My husband's best friend named his son" Kamren Issiah Lee Rasmussen. So his monogram would be KILR.

There was a little girl in my Sunday School class whose name was Violence.

With my name being Maryann, I have spent my whole life explaining myself like this: "M"-"a"-"r"-"y" not an "i" - no space - little "a" - 2 "n:'s - no "e"
Consequently, my kids have classic names which people can spell without asking: Lucille, Jacob, James, and Jefferson.

Snelllee

Knew someone who named their daughter Tallulah Love Goddess (yes love goddess was her middle name)

aliciar3

My friend's niece is Xyza (pronounced Z-eye-za)