you named your kid what???

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.

My daughter goes to school w/a girl named Abcde. pronounced 'ab se dee'

I think I picked good names for my kids, but my daughter thinks I am way off with that.
My daughter is Catherine, named for Catherine the Great, Empress of Russia. My son is named Gregori, named for Gregori Orlov, one of the men who killed Catherines husband so she could rule.
My daughter says it is wrong that I named her and her brother for lovers. But I think they are both really great names.

I had some friends who named their son Xavier, which in itself is a good name, but they named him after Professer X on the X-men. :ohwell:

I went to school with a Candi Pusey.
I'm dead serious. Every time they called her name on the announcements, we would all blush and giggle.

My sister's name is Taryn. When my mom told my great-grandmother what she'd named her, she heard it as Karen. When she tried to explain "no, T as in TOMATO" my grandma freaked and said "WHAT?! YOU NAMED YOUR KID TOMATO?!"
...Old family inside joke ever since.

In HS I knew a Sunshine Dairy and a Shasta Peak. My parents had friends with a daughter named Chanda Leer. My sister went to elementary school with a boy named Mickey Mouse. The kids in his class would call him Mick or Mickey because they didn't want to make fun of him. Well his mom came to the school and explained that he would be addressed as Mickey Mouse because that was his name. They had like 6 kids and they let the syblings name him.

I know two little boys named Loki and Thor.
My daughters are Minuet and Melody.

Raiden Cage

And yes i am the coolest wife b/c i let our husband name our son that

Ha from mortal kombat that's great

My name is shalea (pronounced like aliyah with "sh" in front)

I named my daughter phoenix sky

My friend played clairinet for years and named her daughter claire anette

And I knew a woman who named her daughter Da'Koldest (pronounced da coldest)

My next child I'm hoping to name my girl lily rae or boy logan storm

i used to work with a girl called Honey Love.

I used to teach swimming and met two sisters; one was called Mona Lisa, the other was called Snow White.

I think my kids have fairly normal names, but I did name one of my daughters Connor. It just suits her. Her middle name is Elizabeth just in case she grew up hating having a boy's name. So far she likes it.

I work in Baltimore so we get tons of fun names at my store.

My favorite was Malaysha. (Muh-Lay-shuh)
Like the country.