More Strange Baby Names

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just had a unique baby name the other week....thought i'd share, and hope to continue this thread from earlier.... "strange baby names":

strawberry :roll (thank goodness this was changed by the adoptive parents)

~jennifer:chair:

admin note: edited to add links to the first two threads:

https://allnurses.com/ob-gyn-nursing/whats-the-weirdest-16017.html

Specializes in GERIATRICS, DEMENTIA CARE, MED-SURG.

OK here's one for you Dick Dandlicker not so bad this way but often the first and last names get mixed up and it comes out....you got it Dan ----licker

Actually have seen a child named Candida, and one named Va-Gina (pronounced like Regina but NOT) --once saw one in the ED First name Too, middle name Precious.....our general thinking in the rural EDs was, if you have to look at your kids' Medicaid cards to see how to spell their names, it's just a crying shame. There are so many folks who put every syllable they can think of in front of "inequa" - a simpler example would be Shanequa, Janequa, etc, etc, etc. Had a coworker one time who wanted to name her next child "Nokia" after the phone company because she thought it sounded pretty. Man on the area news goes by last name of "Stringfellow" and there (I SWEAR THIS IS TRUE) is a gynecologist in an area town named Dr. Biggerstaff..... seems to me he might have gone into the wrong field? Maybe not, huh? :roll :roll :roll

Okay,

I was in grade school with a kid named Ronnie Butz- not so bad, except his dads name was Harry.

Harry Butz.

Poor kid, I never knew if he grew up okay after getting crap for that for who knows how long.

My middle name is Wray, which is a little town near the Kansas/Colorado border. My parents deny that there is a story behind it, but I DONT THINK SO!!!!!!

"kidlets were named Venus Jupiter and Urorifice. I kid you not "

can you imagine a teacher calling home to speak to the Mom or Dad? "Hi, I need to speak to you about urorifice (your orifice)

errr... there was a woman in the hospital several yrs ago where an aunt of mine worked... she named her baby meconium:o

I'v been to wray co.!! nice town.

went to school with a Rocky Stoner.

know some twins named Heather and Leather

nephews named chase and chance

We recently had a little girl, one month old, on Med/Surg when checking out the census was:

Dick, Dicky Girl:chair:

I kid you not!

There is a daily feature on one of the radio shows here "Bad Baby Name of the day". I have heard some terrible ones on it.

Originally posted by k123456

The worst I've ever seen is:

Kid 1 = D'monday

Kid 2 = D'tuesday

Kid 3 = D'wednesday

She was pregnant again - wanna guess what name she had picked out???

I will never forget this woman as long as I live :-)

:roll OMG!! Serious?! That is too funny! Where do these people come from anyway? LOL:D

My mother use to work in community healthcare... there were a few vietnamese familes w/interesting names...

Brothers: Hip, Hi, Ho

Sisters: Cathy, Kathi *i swear it*

but my fave: Phouc Van Ngueyen *pronounced like that ugly four letter word beginning w/an F, the last name sounds like "when".

then there was a girl a friend of mine knew.. her name was Crystal Chanda Leer :D

I know a girl who has 3 boys: Timber, Lakeland, Rivers

Another couple I know had three girls who said they wanted them to be successful in the workplace, so their names are

Crawford, Griffin & Smith. They could open up a lawfirm!

My son's name is Kallen - pronounced like Allen w/a K. :)

In the NICU where I work, I have heard ... twin boys....Luke and Duke Davies from Doonside.

An arabic boy called Amen.

A girl Summer Rose.

IVF quads Faith, Hope, Charity, and Grace.

I went to school with a guy called Farti.

Specializes in Oncology, Cardiology, ER, L/D.

When I worked L&D, we had a couple name their baby girl "female" pronounced fee-mall-lay because they thought it sounded unique! Yeah, right!:rolleyes: People amaze me sometimes.

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