Just seen a family on instagram. Kids are called Beauden, Rhett and Vance 
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I’m not a fan of Maya/Maia/Mia/Mayah/other similar variations. So overused for kids born in the early 00s! I used to be a supply teacher and I’d encounter 3-4 in every class and they’d either all spell it the same but pronounce it differently, or all use different spellings but pronounce it the same. It was a nightmare to get through the register!
Also once had a class where there were not one but two girls called Tigerlily
Also once had a class where there were not one but two girls called Tigerlily
Any overly pretentious names like Toby, Hugo, Bertie, Maximus, Aurelia, Jemima, Arabella, Henrietta, Aurora.
Name association puts me off.
Lydia - Chlamydia
Nicholas - knickerless
Bhodi - bogie
Edit - I think I meant word association
Name association puts me off.
Lydia - Chlamydia
Nicholas - knickerless
Bhodi - bogie
Edit - I think I meant word association
Arlo.
For some reason it's gone from being a toff name to the top choice for reality TV stars and footballers in OK! Magazine.
For some reason it's gone from being a toff name to the top choice for reality TV stars and footballers in OK! Magazine.
It sounds like a cleaning product.
Half the cast of Made in Chelsea’s names
Most of the names I dislike aren't used these days, e.g. Gertrude!
Considering how posh they are, I don't think most of their names are that bad.
I'm not a fan of names where an "-on" or "-en" ending is replaced with "-yn", like Brandyn, Jordyn, Aspyn. (Ha - my autocorrect HATED them too!)
The worst I've seen was on a reality TV show set in the States. There was a girl named Serenity, spelled "Sarynyti".
The worst I've seen was on a reality TV show set in the States. There was a girl named Serenity, spelled "Sarynyti".
Not really a fan of American names either, like Sierra or Caylee/Caylyn
Yes!! I once saw a girl on TV called Kynnydy (Kennedy) and seen Kyndyl (Kendall) too
Kyndyl looks like it should be a town in WalesYes!! I once saw a girl on TV called Kynnydy (Kennedy) and seen Kyndyl (Kendall) too
Those spellyngs are ydyotyc!Yes!! I once saw a girl on TV called Kynnydy (Kennedy) and seen Kyndyl (Kendall) too
Hunter - From someone in the UK I find it very American (this may not be true)
Jayden, Kaiden, Kayden, Hayden
Posie - Really dislike
William - Just because it reminds me of someone I want to school with
Rebecca - Way overused
Chantelle
Amora
Arabella
Rosabella - Basically two names put together
Archie
Alfie (I think of Alfie Moon)
Freddie
Ronnie
Connie - Just not sure, shorter version of Constance which is
Jasper
Jackson
Jaxx
Jayden, Kaiden, Kayden, Hayden
Posie - Really dislike
William - Just because it reminds me of someone I want to school with
Rebecca - Way overused
Chantelle
Amora
Arabella
Rosabella - Basically two names put together
Archie
Alfie (I think of Alfie Moon)
Freddie
Ronnie
Connie - Just not sure, shorter version of Constance which is
Jasper
Jackson
Jaxx
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Dustin, lance and randy. Very American I think as I don't know any but I think they are awful. Been watching stranger things with my stepdaughter and she calls Dustin, Dustbin 
I’ve just met a baby called HarleyQwn, and I’m done.
Yes, HarleyQwn.
Yes, HarleyQwn.
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Jaydon, Kaden, Braydon, Riley, Marley, Bodhi, Bear, Bailey, Bleu.
Anything spelt in a 'unique' way, meaning their kid will have to spell their name out for their entire life. Anything hyphenated (unless you're French).
All the fashionable names that the 'cool' parents where I live are currently using. Arlo, Woody, Buddy, Sonny etc. They are not going to age well and sound like dog names.
Anything spelt in a 'unique' way, meaning their kid will have to spell their name out for their entire life. Anything hyphenated (unless you're French).
All the fashionable names that the 'cool' parents where I live are currently using. Arlo, Woody, Buddy, Sonny etc. They are not going to age well and sound like dog names.
Haha with the rhyming. Harriet = chariot.Any overly pretentious names like Toby, Hugo, Bertie, Maximus, Aurelia, Jemima, Arabella, Henrietta, Aurora.
Name association puts me off.
Lydia - Chlamydia
Nicholas - knickerless
Bhodi - bogie
Edit - I think I meant word association
Poor little baby; It won't thank those parents for that in the years to come
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