Affleck's name child Seraphina-WTF???????

[Anonymous]

I have a doctor friend who had a patient once (baby) named Chlamydia (probably different spelling). I guess it sounds quite nice if you don't know what it means.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a doctor friend who had a patient once (baby) named Chlamydia (probably different spelling). I guess it sounds quite nice if you don't know what it means.

I have a friend who named her daughter "Candida." Real name, and pretty, but all I can think of is candida albicans -- yeast infection.

[Anonymous]

One of my best friends growing up was a Seraphina, who went by Sera. I loved it then, and it was always on my list, but was rejected by my husband.

[Anonymous]

it's normal in many cultures to give 3, 4 or more names. Both of mine have a unique first name followed by two middle names and a last name. They all carry meaning or connection to the family.

Maybe its a mouthful to some, but perhaps Ben and Jen are naming their daughter after loved ones.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I have a doctor friend who had a patient once (baby) named Chlamydia (probably different spelling). I guess it sounds quite nice if you don't know what it means.

I hear this one a lot, but I bet it's an urban myth. Like the twin brothers named Orange Jello and Lemon Jello.

[Anonymous]

I have a niece named Serafina and a friend named Honor so I don't think either of these names are weird.

[Anonymous]

I actually like Seraphina, but I would have gone with an "f" instead of a "ph". Its a beautiful name and pretty uncommon and can spawn several nicknames -Sera, Fina, Fin, Sina ...