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

I have 3 distant cousins, sisters to each other, named Tanya, Tamra, and Tasha.

Tanya and Tamra not too unusal, but I never liked the name Tasha.

I have a coworker named Coral.

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I once took care of an infant named Beautiful Star Jones (and that does not include the last name!). Also a Saleen pronounced 'saline'.

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Worked with a nurse named Lucy and she swears that she once dated a Charlie Brown. :rotfl:

In hs the band conductor was Bob Evans and in college the swim coach was Dave Thomas. No wonder I was always hungry :chuckle

Work with Wayne _______ II. He insisted everyone call him Wayne the Second so we all started calling him Two.

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How about Jayden Jesus Christ. And Christ is not the last name.

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Have you heard of the Chocolate Toberone quite famous here in UK

Well i delivered a babyboy who his parents named Toby and their surname was Roan

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Specializes in geriatrics.

I went to college with a woman who started her family a little late in life. After she had the baby, she showed up on campus to introduce us all to "Candy Kane

Lane". Yes, she had unfortunately decided her husband's last name was justification for "such a cute name". Did I mention she was a blonde?:uhoh3:

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Specializes in med surg, tele, ortho, preop, recovery.

When I was working as a legal secretary we had a client named "Me so Precious". We also had a female client named "orifice". Pronounced just like the word orifice. I feel so sorry for people stuck with crazy names. :o

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I just read in the local news about a 3 year old. Her name was Heavenly ShyAnn. They call her ShyAnn. Poor kid. She'll end up either being shy or a fiesty one.

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Also a Saleen pronounced 'saline'.

That's a high end sports car!

http://www.saleen.com/

:rolleyes:

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Specializes in Specializes in L/D, newborn, GYN, LTC, Dialysis.

I think celebs are getting obnoxious w/their naming....i mean APPLE, COCO and PHINEAS??? sheesh! sad.

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Have you heard of the Chocolate Toberone quite famous here in UK

Well i delivered a babyboy who his parents named Toby and their surname was Roan

I might be mistaken, but isn't that chocolate actually spelled "Toblerone?" :confused:

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Once had a student named Noelle Noel. :uhoh3:

Had a patient name a baby Chance Adream (last name not included) and one patient name her baby Ms. Kay. I tried to explain to her the "Ms." would be added anyway and it was not necessary for her first name to be Ms. Kay, but she kept it. Also knew of a baby being named Dan Quayle because the mom had "heard that name somewhere." Also, in OB we always collected the birth certificates...I had a few moms "name" their children something that the name didn't actually spell...but I guess that is their right!

I've heard a social worker can be called when babies are given mean or vindictive names. Urban legand, or has anyone seen this happen?

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