Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stone

Caillou means pebble or stone. Please don't ever name your child Caillou.

Peter means stone too. Don't ever name your kid Peter.

^^ ???? I love the name Peter and if it means stone, all the better.

SYLVESTER

OP, let us know what they decide!

Anonymous wrote:Surprised nobody's really conclusively answered this yet!

I have a female friend nicknamed Rocky. She's really great!

And her real name is Racquel.

The first response says Racquel.

Surprised nobody's really conclusively answered this yet!

I have a female friend nicknamed Rocky. She's really great!

And her real name is Racquel.

Problem solved.

Lesson: Don't name her anything sounding close to Rocky. Do not give in on this stupidity.

Name her Elizabeth and call her Elizabeth.

Ignore the doofus calling her "Rocky."

Tell Lizzie not to respond to the stupid name "Rocky."

Explain that he is talking to an imaginary pet.

Rosalyn

Rochelle?

Anonymous wrote:Adrienne

Darn, you beat me to it, although I think it was spelled Adrian.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Stone

Caillou means pebble or stone. Please don't ever name your child Caillou.

Peter means stone too. Don't ever name your kid Peter.

Anonymous wrote:Thanks for the suggestions. I passed along veronica and also the idea of just using whatever nickname they want.
my relatives are not stupid unmarried teens but educated married bprofessionals with a complicated family history that is all working out beatifully, especially after the arrival of their baby girl. The dad is an amazing funny smart guy, using a nickname like Rocky makes perfect sense for him.

That has my vote.

Indian name Rakhi

Thanks for the suggestions. I passed along veronica and also the idea of just using whatever nickname they want.
my relatives are not stupid unmarried teens but educated married bprofessionals with a complicated family history that is all working out beatifully, especially after the arrival of their baby girl. The dad is an amazing funny smart guy, using a nickname like Rocky makes perfect sense for him.

How about a lovely, simple name like Sarah so when the child comes to her senses about having a nickname "Rocky" she has something easy to fall back on?