Weird children's names

pish- that is funny you say that about the model with the son middle name danger.
the couple who do have the son with the middle name danger is model/channel v host Chloe Maxwell and Titans player Matt Rogers.
my DP wanted our son to have the middle name Danger for the same reason so he could say "dangers my middle name" hence why i let him NOWHERE near the paperwork!

when i was in hospital having DS i met a lady who had just given birth to twins Zephyr and Jagger.
it just goes to show the different tastes in names :)

I wouldn't mind giving my kids traditional Cornish names, as my Mum's Cornish and some are really nice! I don't think DP's that keen though...

On the other hand, he wants to call this baby Indiana and give it my surname as its middle name. My surname is Jones :lol: I may need to ensure Mum keeps him away from the paperwork! I don't mind Indiana, just not too keen on the Jones bit...

Brooke - That is just who I was talking about but couldn't remember their names! :lol: pregnant brain already! :D

Rooey I like traditional Irish names and spellings, but DH said he'd never know how to spell our childs name if we did that!!! :rofl:

I have to include one that i heard recently.....Atlas. He is a baby boy. When they told me i was a little confused and was like "as in the book of maps?" and they laughed and said that he was a greek god that and had the weight of the world on his shoulders.

The baby was minutes old when we were talking about this and you could see that he already suited the name and it was perfect for his family.

I think what some of us deem as different will one day be the norm.......

Pish, I think some of the Cornish names are a bit like that, too. He'll get used to it! :D

Actually, Atlas was a Titan, not a Greek God - if you're going to name your child after someone then get it right! The Titans were the forerunners of the Gods, but were bested by the Gods who then took over the godding job and punished the Titans... by, for example, making Atlas carry the world on his shoulders and guard a tree with golden apples. Hercules once took over the world and the heavens from Atlas, as Atlas was the only one who could get a golden apple, but tricked Atlas into taking the world back. It was one of the impossible tasks.

I know a little girl named Pixie. At least you can spell/pronounce it. She's a wonderful girl; really kind, clever and friendly. I heard some unusual names yesterday from a lady I'd just met, her daughter's names: they're beautiful names. Unusual isn't always bad.

DS has a very traditional name - because DH vetoed Matthias and Jareth. I suppose Matthias would be more acceptable to most boys than being named after the goblin king in Labyrinth!

I am not a fan of unusual names and spellings because all my life I have had to correct people and spell my name So frustrating!.. So much so that when I was 16 I became Abby and have been ever since.. Only my family call me my real name.Taite has unusual spelling, so maybe I am a bit hypocritical :lol: Seth though is nice and simple.. We did consider Bam but decided against it and we also got told "You can't do that to a poor child" I still don't mind it though!

Up until recently I have had an unusual it seems to be alot more popular now. Because of the spelling I'm always correcting people because not to many people get it right but a japanese lady told my Dad to spell it like that so he did. I also have a lastname that no one can spell. I don't correct the spelling anymore I don't mind. But in saying that I do like my name..

I like most unusual names but there are some which I think are to extreme and I personally don't like them but I think each to there own we can't all be the same. They most extreme I have heard are Baby and Pony...

my son has a girl in her swimming class called "holiday" and another is "Coco"
I used to work with a "July"
my other son goes to preschool with twin girls called "Savanah & Storm"