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 OB/peds (after gen surgery for 3 yrs).
As a nurse in Wisconsin, I ran across a physician named Dr. Doctor. He had a sister who was a nurse (nurse Doctor).

In my area, there is a pediatric practice with married physicians, both last name: Doctor. So, would you like "MRS Dr. Doctor"? or "MR Dr. Doctor"? Good grief.

I once was assigned a female homecare patient in Arizona whose first name was Arizona. She wasn't born there. I forget where she was from.

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Birth announcement for a new baby girl for the Belcher family.....

They named her Champagne.

Champagne Belcher.... how'd you like to go through life with that!

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one of my cousins (whom I am not really close to) had a baby recently. They named him Thor. I have no idea what they were thinking!

perhaps a fan of "Adventures in Babysitting"? :chuckle

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Specializes in Med-Surg, free clinic.

When my wife was a resident one spanish speaking pt somewhere heard the word "gastric" and wanted to name her son that. They had to get a priest to talk her out of it. :chuckle

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Sammycat, I have heard of Dr. Doctor as well. :uhoh21: I think it might have been spelled differently, though?

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THOR is a good norse name. Right up there with Gustav and Odin. In many countries overseas the old names are coming back. Better than 5 Brittaney's like there are in my son's class...

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Specializes in ICU.
In my area, there is a pediatric practice with married physicians, both last name: Doctor. So, would you like "MRS Dr. Doctor"? or "MR Dr. Doctor"? Good grief.

Hmmmm would they be a pair'o'docs??:p :rotfl:

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I knew there was a name i forgot to add to my previous post....there is a local Dr here....a plastic surgeon no less, whos name is Dr Pancake...geez..lol

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Specializes in pediatric neuro/neurosurg/rehab.

Da Miracle was a pt's name b/c her mom was in a car accident when she was pregnant and the baby was a miracle.

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Specializes in LDRP; Education.
Sammycat, I have heard of Dr. Doctor as well. :uhoh21: I think it might have been spelled differently, though?

I live in WI also and worked with a nurse in L&D whose last name was spelled Docktor. Maybe that's it?

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Specializes in new mother/baby nurse.

Oh yes- I almost forgot this one- not a baby name but worth mentioning- there is a gynocologist in my area named Dr. Leroy Stiff (YIKES)!

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I'm from Arkansas originally; there are some pretty strange names in my family.

Great grandmother- Shug (pronounced shoog)

Great aunt- Chubby

Grandfather- Burnin Dale

Grandmothers- Martha Bell and Delcie

Uncle- Elvis (however, this was before the King of Rock)

Niece- Amerra (named after a college friend of my mom's who was from India-means "princess")

Nephew- Houston (after my half-sister's grandfather)

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