Celebrities are experts in names you shouldnt give your child:
Coco (Coutnery Cox-Arquette)
Apple (Gwenyth Paltrow)
Fifi Trixibelle (Paula Yates)
Peaches Honeyblossom (Paula Yates)
Little Pixie (Paula Yates)
Heavenly Hiraani Tiger Lily (Paula Yates)
Moxie CrimeFighter (Penn Jillette)
Audio Science (Shannyn Sossamon )
Rumer Glenn (Bruce Willis & Demi Moore)
Scout Larue (Bruce Willis & Demi Moore)daughter)
Tallulah Belle (Bruce Willis & Demi Moore)
2006-09-24 01:56:48
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answered by Nickname 2
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All good advice in previous answers, nothing bizarre, overly unique and weird...thry forgot to mention Suri (Cruz), and don't forget to imagine all the embarrasing nicknames that kids will come up with...rhyming words...and the intials with your last name...what that is. There are so many angles to think of, so just make sure you cover all of them...don't embarrass your child or make their lives more difficult than it already will be. Life has enough challenges without smart-*** parents getting cute...like the thoughtless celebrities are doing.
You can actually IMPROVE your childs ability to succeed in life by giving them a name with substance, class, nice-soundingness...there are studies out there that show people with sensible names will be chosen for jobs and leadership roles much more frequently than those with unique and bizarre ones, even when everything else is equal. Your child will thank you for a good name someday.
2006-09-24 13:39:57
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answered by Anonymous
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Lol, some of those answers here are just hillarious!
No hippy names (like starlight or something like that), no names like Adolph,
no names like Jesus, no names that are attached to the last name are sounding crazy (like Fanny Hill), no embarassing names, no too old fashioned names like Balderick.
We in the Netherlands have many names that, in our own language or in English, are crazy. We have names like 'Joke' for a woman, surnames like Kok, we can actualy have a name like Connie Komen (which means litteraly translated Could not Come)
2006-09-24 09:05:23
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answered by Bloed 6
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That depends of the gender of the child.
for a male: Issac, Theodore, Arthur, to name a few
for a female: Mildred, Clementine, Madeline
here are a few i would never consider
2006-09-24 08:59:31
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answered by ? 7
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Anything on the list of most popular names! Like Emily, Madison, Mckenzie, etc... names shouldn't be based on trends. Also, not anything that's a city or state. No Orlandos, Austins, Indias, etc...
2006-09-24 08:58:30
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answered by Emily O 3
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Anything ending in 'onda' like Trashonda Lashonda. Anything not listed in a baby names book. Made up trash like celebrities are now doing is just awful.
2006-09-24 09:03:04
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answered by Anonymous
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If its a boy , give it his mothers fathers, first name , and your fathers middle name as its own
If its a girl give it your grandmothers middle name as her first and your wifes first name as its middle to answer your question properly .
Dont call it . William Leak
or. Gwenda Mae Leak
these names are out of the question
2006-09-24 08:55:23
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answered by kevin d 4
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If I can't pronounce it, if it won't be able to grow w/ a child. I definitly don't care for Agnes or Archibald or Methusilah, but most things I'm pretty open too.
2006-09-24 08:54:42
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answered by lonely_dove04 3
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If I was Stephen King I wouldn't call my son Wayne.
2006-09-25 07:33:11
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answered by Anonymous
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Maybe Shatner or Hussey.
2006-09-24 21:41:47
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answered by Anonymous
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