you named your kid what???

My daughter's name became VERY popular shortly after she was born

I think I have a generic name, Shanna but no one pronounces it right....I have to tell them it's Anna with a SH. NOT shawna, shana, or I even get Jenna....wtf???

Now if I ever have a boy someday I'd be guilty of wanting to name him Wyatt James (Wyatt Earp + jesse James) I love westerns hahaha
Gunner is another name I like or Meric

Ummm, I went to my little sisters "Citizen of the Month" ceremony today and there were so many names the teacher messed up on. Hell, I couldn't imagine spelling the majority of them, much less pronouncing them. lol.

My sister in law is pregnant (their last name is Mitchell), I told her she should name him Mitchell Mitchell. Lmao.

I can't really talk though, if I ever had a girl I'd name her Sailyr Quinn.

Yeah, I'm ate up.

My name is Karissa, but nobody can ever get that right. I've even been called Clarice. I don't know HOW!

One of my favorite parts of my job when I worked taking to-go orders at IHOP was taking people's names over the phone and then seeing if the name they gave for the order matched the name on the credit card. Once a lady gave me the name "Unique", and sure enough, that was the name on her credit card! I've also seen Diamond.

Jason Lee named his son "Pilot Inspektor".

My mom at one time ran across a woman named Ivory Soap (I kid you not) and she used to be friends with a woman named Christmas Caroll Noels (She was born on Christmas day).

My old manager's cousin's name was Lemon (pronounced Le-moan)

My husband and I were trying to pick names for our first child. We had a girls one picked and needed a boys. I had one I liked but he liked BROC. I told him if we named our child that I would put the middle name as LEE. (That's all I could think of when he said that name.) I did win with my choice for a boy. Thankfully our second child was a girl. Sorry to all the Brocs out there.

I work at the my local college. Was looking for enrolment form for audit and found one for a Welsh Guy - Dafyd Dill. I kid you not! Had to contact the student who confirmed it - poor chap...

My daughters middle name is Juniper.

I have two kids and my husband and I have very plain names (Amanda and David). We wanted to be different, but not absurd about it with you first we went with Tobias. We were told, after finding out I was pregnant again that it was a girl we decided on using a version of my middle name as hers and came up with Tessa Nikole (Nichole being my middle name) but the day your second baby was born things changed.... because it was another boy. We spent two days in the hospital trying to thing of something when it took us three months to decide on a girl's name. Finally we decided we liked the name Titus, but we also knew that having the first three letters spelling a female body part we couldn't leave it spelt that way... so we made it as phonetically correct as we could and spelled it Tydus.

My name is Lenneah, pronouced Lyn-ay-uh. I actually like my name, and don't really care that no one can pronounce it.

My name is Linnéa, pronounced pretty much like yours. It's a very common name here in Sweden, where it means Twin flower.

My last name is after a tree so my full name means flower tree. Awesome.