Unique names in your circles

[Anonymous]

Strummer
Sailor

[Anonymous]

Sayge (boy)
My'Auhna
Nielah (Nile-E-YA)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Airwrecka

in YOUR circle of friends? Not just the the clip from the television news?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Airwrecka

in YOUR circle of friends? Not just the the clip from the television news?

Thanks - I was going to ask the same.

-mom of an Erica

[Anonymous]

Sailor seems to be trending right now - 2 "celebrities" used it recently (one of them was Bristol Palin, hence the quotes)

[Anonymous]

I know a 3yo named Pike.

[Anonymous]

Lots, since I work with and live around people from many different backgrounds, countries, and mother languages...

E.g.,

Jeet
Otto
D'vonte
Ani Seva
Foalan <-- did I spell that right?
Aavi
Disha
Aniyah
Shamiquah
Diamond

[Anonymous]

Say
Minsha
Breehana (pronounced "Briana")
Maxon



I really dislike people using crazy spellings just for the heck of it. Ew.

[Anonymous]

Balonis. And all the kids call him Baloney.
Onya: All the kids call her Onion Head.

When naming your child, try to think what it rhymes with because that is what the other kids will call your child, like it or not.

Good advice. To think that Tucker was a popular name for a while....