Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I recently found out that an acquaintance has a daughter named Renesmee, like from Twilight, which is bad enough, but get this—they spell it Renezmae. RENEZMAE.
My pregnant friend has Eryn on her short list because her husband likes it with a Y to match his daughter Caelyn. I encouraged her to put her foot down if he doesn’t get the trashy vibe that spelling gives when Erin is a great name.
I think Caelyn is worse than Eryn!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I feel so bad for the kid names nevaeh.
I feel terrible for them too. People need to think of their adult kid sending resumes, not just what sounds cute for a baby.
Anonymous wrote:Beretta
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I met a 6 yo Isis, who apparently was named just before the terrorist organization came to be well known.
Eh, Isis is still a beautiful name. I don't think this is so bad.
Anonymous wrote:I met a 6 yo Isis, who apparently was named just before the terrorist organization came to be well known.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hey, I really like Eryn!
Me too. One of the kindest women I know has that name. She's also very accomplished and polished. I don't get trashy vibe at all.
We have a relative who keeps insisting on putting random apostrophes into their kids' names. Each kid gets a worse name than the ones before them. Not sure why the obsession with punctuation marks in names, but it rings cheap to me.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Braylinn. Like a donkey braying.
Ha came in to post my the name of my cousin’s new baby: Brayleigh
+2. Brookleigh.