More Strange Baby Names

[RNLaborNurse4U]

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

[galenight, BSN, RN]

Had one today named Deereng. Not sure how it is pronounced.

[KaraLea, LVN]

Just saw a little girl named Emaleigh

[galenight, BSN, RN]

karalea

Just love your little saying at the bottom of your posts. I didn't know it till now, but I live by those words...LOL

[RN~in~CT]

Knew a girl when I was a kid, and her first name was XE!!

...pronounced just "exxxx-eeeeee"

[eb_rn]

where to begin?

female, virgin, lady parts, tink, orangejello, lemonjello, baby girl--no joke, parents never changed the birth cert....didnt know what to name her before they left the hospital!!!! have known many miracles, honestys, tierras, angels, and a few more interesting ones: laquita, anita and lanita--twins, called ah, and la...jaterreal, twins: artavis and artavius---pronounced art-a-v-us....estie, bequita, reed,ignattius palumbo, once had a little boy who was a III, parents called him "trace", another kiddo whose initials were c.a.b.....parents called him cab!!barclay--a boy his sis, phoenix ...went to hs with a guy whose first name was k no period, got very angery when people put a period like an initial, went to jr. high with a guy with "gross" as a last name...also knew a guy named "snake," no kiddin!!!!

[JOY LEE]

WHEN I WORKED IN SOUTH CAROLINA I HAD A PATIENT THAT NAMED HER DAUGHTER...BETADINE!!!!! BELIEVE IT OR NOT

[MishlB]

Forgive me if this is a repeat, just too many to read...we have MANY new babies named "Abcde", pronounced "Ab-sa-dee".

[Nursinrox]

just thought I would add my children's names to the list, as everyone always asks where we came up with both of their names, since they are not common. I would not say they are strange or out there, like some of the ones posted, but they are unusual. However, Now that the actor Ashton Kuchtner is so popular so becomes. the name! Ha! go figure. When we were thinking of names for my son, we wanted something different so we Decided on Ashton Lane. Ashton is an old English name. and Lane we got from the famous late Rodeo Bull Rider Lane Frost, both my husband and I knew him and we do the rodeo circut, so that is how my sons middle name came to be. When we got pregnant again and I found out I was having a girl, again I wanted a name that was different. Of course at the time names like Dakota, Cheyanne, Dallas etc. were popular. My husband loves Wyoming, and when looking at the map, we chose Laramie her middle name is Jae. So we have Ashton Lane and Laramie Jae. People comment all the time. some like some think their weird and want to know where you came up with that name?

[Nursinrox]

just thought I would add my children's names to the list, as everyone always asks where we came up with both of their names, since they are not common. I would not say they are strange or out there, like some of the ones posted, but they are unusual. However, Now that the actor Ashton Kuchtner is so popular so becomes. the name! Ha! go figure. When we were thinking of names for my son, we wanted something different so we Decided on Ashton Lane. Ashton is an old English name. and Lane we got from the famous late Rodeo Bull Rider Lane Frost, both my husband and I knew him and we do the rodeo circut, so that is how my sons middle name came to be. When we got pregnant again and I found out I was having a girl, again I wanted a name that was different. Of course at the time names like Dakota, Cheyanne, Dallas etc. were popular. My husband loves Wyoming, and when looking at the map, we chose Laramie her middle name is Jae. So we have Ashton Lane and Laramie Jae. People comment all the time. some like some think their weird and want to know where you came up with that name?

[Nurse Candy]

Can't remember if I've posted these or not. Grew up with neighbors who named their girls with names beginning with "S":

Sharon, Shirley, Susan, Sarah, Shawn, Sally, and Sena. Their son was named Dean.

[Lynzey]

i once knew an elderly lady named pickles...that was her real name...she was from somewhere in europe possibly

[kimtab]

One of my grandma's sisters was named "Happy". About the baby who was a III and the parents called him "trace" could it have been "tres" (spanish for three) that they were calling him? I have heard this before, as well as parents calling III's "Trey". In each case I knew of it was preferable to the real name:)