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

Hawk St. John??? That is the name of a character in a romance novel I read....

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I met a boy named Chase DeCarr once. Parents had a great sense of humor. :rotfl:

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How about Togodheo..........................................

...............................as in "to God he owe" his life?

I swear I took care of this baby 3 years ago!

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How about "Troubles"? YES! That was her name. I felt so sorry for this baby. Can you imagine growing up with that name? I hope she doesn't grow up with a complex!

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I actually LOVE the name Cinnamon--if I'd had another daughter, I might have named her that.

But, then, I am a diehard Neil Young fan.

I guess i will name the next cat that shows up at my doorstep Cinnamon.

Just last month we had triplets admitted into the NICU..... all girls. They named them.... April.... May..... and .... June. Correlating the names as to who came first ,second and third, of course. Kind of interesting, though:rotfl:

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Hawk St. John??? That is the name of a character in a romance novel I read....

I wanted to name my son either Hunter or Logan. My husband and every member of my family thought I was crazy, and these are not even that weird, just not that common right now. I decided against it, because after thinking it over, they just did not sound right with my italian last name......:uhoh21:

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i went to hs with a guy named Kipi and a guy named yancy. A lady i worked with named both her boys first name General after their dad. i also know a girl named leancy.

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My husband's birth certificate name was Baby Boy _____. He discovered this when he needed a birth certif. when he went in the army at age 23.

Our county sheriff is named Michael Hunt....they call him Mike.:rolleyes:

So... what name had he been going by until then? Didnt he need a birth cert. before then to get a drivers license or something?

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I had a patient last week named ANITA DICK. Kid you not. Say that one fast!

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I had a patient last week named ANITA DICK. Kid you not. Say that one fast!

That is just absolutely pathetic. What in the world was that baby's mother thinking with anyway???

Not HER brains, apparently.

uh oh, strike that, I didn't say that. lol

Maybe I misread your post...maybe that was her married name, Nevertheless, i think I'd change my first name if that was what I had to live with.

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I wanted to name my son either Hunter or Logan. My husband and every member of my family thought I was crazy, and these are not even that weird, just not that common right now.

that's funny- we've had SO many Logan's born in my hospital! It's actually one of the more common names here, in the past few years- and Hunter hasn't been that uncommon either :)

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These are girls names and how many were named that in () in 2000.

Chianti (9) Dung (5) Rayon (5) Reality (16) Sincere (54) Sincerity (5) Sonny (11) Sunshine (93) Unique (24) Vanity (35) Whisper (29) Sparkle (23) Special (11)

Leigh

Ok, well, I've got a boy called Syncere. Ha! Meaning, I've got a patient named that. And last week one twin called Quandre, pronounced qwan-drey. Hmm. However, our next son will be Padgett Electious (for his two grandfathers).

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