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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
Because as an OB nurse, I guess I find it kind of disrespectful. Like we're mocking parents for their choices.
Maybe it would be more appropriate on the "nursing humor" board.
You need to understand - you've been here for what? two months? I've been here for YEARS. And this damn thread just won't freakin' die.
We had a baby named "Keystone" like the beer a few weeks ago, and this week a "Sam Adams". The parents were worried that it sounded like the beer by the same name.
I'm an OB nurse too, and every OB nurse I work with has (at some point) mocked a parent for the "creative" names they come up with.
On our floor we had 3 Jackson's - but not one was spelled Jackson. Jaxynn, Jacksyn, and Jaxxon.
My husband's ex-wife just named her baby "Chanler" Chandler without the "d".
When these kids go to school, what do the teachers think. I know what I think. "That goober can't spell".
I love, love, LOVE my job, but I am so tired of moms who can't spell the baby's name. "I gotta look it up on my phone cause I'm not sure how to spell it." If YOU don't know how to spell it, you've probably picked the WRONG name.
And please, for the love of all that is holy, no more Edwards, Bellas, and Jacobs. I would be ok if the Neveahs and the Landons stopped too. Every other kid. Yeah, I KNOW Neveah is heaven spelled backwards.
I love unique names - especially when they mean something to the family. I hate when people take perfectly good names and add letters or take them away so they can be "original."
~Sherri
"The new nurse thinks like a mom. The experienced nurse thinks like a lawyer."
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