PICKING the perfect names for your little ones is easier said than done sometimes, especailly if you want something more unique for them.
But this parent might’ve taken it a step too far as people have slammed his kid’s names as “a joke”.
Some were convinced the woman was lying about the names because of how unique they are[/caption]
People were shocked by the unique spellings of the names[/caption]
This comes after a woman took to Facebook to share the names, leaving people stunned.
First up was Nazareth’Orias, followed by Aadysi’Lucia and Lazareth’Buchannon and the youngest, Aaurroah’Ryeit.
“My ex’s kids names […] they all had two middle names that had apostrophes as well, but it’s been like four years so I don’t remember them (he never saw them so I never met them),” she wrote in the popular Facebook group where she shared the unusual names.
Naturally, people were shocked by the names, and many were left convinced the woman was lying because of how unique they are.
“Please tell me this is a joke,” one person commented.
And another wrote: “How on earth could you bring yourself to date a guy who would name his kids shit like this?”
And a third shunned the dad’s use of apostrophes in the names, they said: “I also sent through a phase where I thought apostrophes made words cooler. Of course, I was twelve.”
“Ok, these might actually be the worst I’ve seen. Probably good the middle names weren’t included, I don’t know if I could have handled it,” another jabbed.
“Aauroagh hurts me physically to read,” someone else chimed in.
Meanwhile, someone else attempted to “fix” the names to make them easier to read.
“Allow me to attempt to fix these names: Nazareth Orion, Addison Lucia, Lazareth Cannon, Aurora Riot,” they commented on the post.
Elsewhere another parent was slammed for the unique moniker she gave her son.
But one woman has been met with a barrage of negative comments after sharing the unique baby name she has chosen for her unborn son.
Not only did trolls slam the moniker and say that it’s ‘bad regardless but just cruel for a boy’, but even teachers begged her to choose something different.
Many claimed that the young boy would be bullied for the name and called the pregnant woman ‘selfish’ for her choice.
The brunette beauty, who is expecting a baby boy due in February 2025 wrote: “I feel like some would say my son’s name belongs here.
“We’re naming him Rayleigh.”
Not only did many warn the mum-to-be about the possibility that her son could get bullied for the moniker, but others claimed that it was too feminine for a boy’s name too.
One person said: “Been a middle school teacher for 20 years and your kid is going to get made fun of. Badly. And it will be your doing.
“If you need to feel original, change your own name, don’t do that to a kid.”
Another added: “As a middle school teacher, I beg you to pick something else!”
Not only this, but another user questioned: “This is a joke, right??
“Please consider his future. When he is 35 and at a job interview, this name will not be cute or creative, it will be embarrassing and honestly people might not take him seriously…..Do better for your son.”
Banned Names in the UK
The UK has no law restricting names, but names that contain obscenities, numerals, misleading titles, or are impossible to pronounce are likely to be rejected when registering a child.
- Hitler
- Monkey
- Cyanide
- Martian
- Akuma
- Chow Tow
- Rogue
