I dislike Mc- names for girls and -aiden names for boys.

Bailey, Riley, Jasper, Marley, and any other Golden Retriever names.

Anonymous wrote:Ashley is a very offensive stripper name. During a certain period of time, there had to be classrooms FULL of Ashleys. YUCK.

Jack was the nickname for my ex's penis. Seriously. I think "penis" whenever I hear the name Jack.

Did I miss the boat on this one? Is a google search in order or is this just your opinion?

Anonymous wrote:Yay ... almost 10 pages and my kids' names haven't been mentioned!!

Me neither!!

Yay ... almost 10 pages and my kids' names haven't been mentioned!!

I also loath Jayden/Brayden/Cayden/Hayden/Payton, etc.

Also hate

Mckenzie/Mckayla/McKenna and all variations

If I had a child with a name mentioned here, I would consider it a compliment!

Ashley is a very offensive stripper name. During a certain period of time, there had to be classrooms FULL of Ashleys. YUCK.

Jack was the nickname for my ex's penis. Seriously. I think "penis" whenever I hear the name Jack.

Anonymous wrote:Skylar. The freaking worst name EVER.

I agree, who came up with that one?! I can't believe people LIKE it!!

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Anonymous wrote:Nicholas, Alexander, William, Sophia, Isabella, Aidan, Madison, McKenzie, Caitlyn, Nathaniel, Kennedy

This is an odd grouping. Some of these names are made-up (Madison, Kennedy) and others just standard-issue names that have been around for centuries.

How are Madison and Kennedy made up names? Lots of the names mentioned have indeed been used prior to the last 100 years. Take a look at Baby Name Wizard, you can clearly see these names were used in the 1800's.

I used to like Arugula but now find it really pretentious. Chickenhead is way too trendy, and PunkAssBitch is trying to hard to be edgy.

Also sick of "Grace." It's pretty but too many people think it's a gem only they have discovered.

Anonymous wrote:Boy's name + a = girl's name. I know this is traditional, but whenever I hear "We will use Michael if it's a boy and Michaela if it's a girl," I cringe.

You do know Michaela is an old Jewish name, right? Not just a Michael with an "a" at the end.

I know someone who named their child Prince Charming. No joke. That is the name on his birth certificate.

I have 2 beautiful goddaughters both named Avery and I seriously can't stand the name.

LOL @ 19:10