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  • countrymom
    Daycare.com Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 4874

    #16
    my ydd, her name is alex (alexandrea) but everyone calls her alex, the problem we have is that, she seems to always be invited to boy birthday parties, so then I have to call and explain that she is a girl (who sometimes acts like a boy--thats what happens when your the 4th kid) m
    my sisters niece, her name is jersey and my ydd has a friend named bronte (bron-tee) and its a girl

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    • Momof2Boys
      Daycare.com Member
      • Mar 2010
      • 63

      #17
      Annaliese - pronounced Anna-Lease. It might be more common than I know, but I've heard it before.

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      • Live and Learn
        Daycare.com Member
        • Sep 2010
        • 956

        #18
        I also know a Cedar.

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        • laundrymom
          Advanced Daycare.com Member
          • Nov 2010
          • 4177

          #19
          I have Rowan, quinten, ayden, rylee, Wyatt, Sophie , Josie, skylar, mikayla and makayla. Chioma, adeola, obikenzie, Seyi, Zane, chichi, Arden ( boy) , my nephew is Zion,

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          • juliebug
            Daycare.com Member
            • Jul 2010
            • 354

            #20
            azlyn was my most unusal.

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            • daysofelijah
              Daycare.com Member
              • Jul 2010
              • 286

              #21
              I've had two little girls named after football players Randy (Randy Moss), and Peyton (Manning). I have a Kayce (Casey). Otherwise nothing too outlandish that I can recall.

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              • Bizzymom1111
                Daycare.com Member
                • Jul 2010
                • 98

                #22
                My most unusaul names have been Rainah(girl), Brannan(boy), and Keaton(boy). Nothing too out there!
                ~Everything happens for a reason~

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                • QualiTcare
                  Advanced Daycare.com Member
                  • Apr 2010
                  • 1502

                  #23
                  this isn't from personal experience, but a couple/few months ago someone was telling me these people (obvious drug users) named their baby Cocaine!

                  there should be laws against stuff like that, but apparently there isn't.

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                  • marniewon
                    Daycare.com Member
                    • Aug 2010
                    • 897

                    #24
                    Originally posted by laundrymom
                    I have Rowan, quinten, ayden, rylee, Wyatt, Sophie , Josie, skylar, mikayla and makayla. Chioma, adeola, obikenzie, Seyi, Zane, chichi, Arden ( boy) , my nephew is Zion,
                    Oh my gosh....talk about putting letters together! LOL!

                    I have a Cole, Preston, Jake, Alex and AJ. Last fall I also interviewed with a Kale. Kale? Isn't that a veggie? And what makes it even funnier, is Cole and Kale are the same age. Can you imagine chasing after the 2 of them?

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                    • melskids
                      Daycare.com Member
                      • Feb 2010
                      • 1776

                      #25
                      my hubby was DETERMINED to name our son tucker. but i was afraid he would be teased and someone would put a "F" in front of it. so we settled on Tyler.

                      i have a preggo mom right now who will be naming her baby Cylis. (boy)

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                      • SunflowerMama
                        Advanced Daycare.com Member
                        • Mar 2010
                        • 1113

                        #26
                        Originally posted by Blackcat31
                        Does she (your dd) ever complain? Mine LOVES her name! She says it makes her unique. Her BF says when they get engaged he is worried ppl will think he is marrying a boy when they read the anouncement! LOL!! I love gender neutral names too! I have never heard of anyone else who has a girl named Ryan so I think it is neat! Well, I know Holli Robinson-Peete has twins named Rodney (boy) and Ryan (girl). I also have a friend from High School who has three girls named Randi, Mychal and Tyler.
                        She's only 4 now so we'll see how she loves it in the future but her personality matches it perfectly IMO. She's very outgoing, always the jokester and even though she's about 10lbs lighter and a few inches shorter than her twin sister, she's the little protector. So I think she'll be quick to correct people growing up that tell her it's a boy's name::.

                        I forgot I also have a Charlie and Logan in care (both girls).

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                        • SilverSabre25
                          Senior Member
                          • Aug 2010
                          • 7585

                          #27
                          Nothing out there, but for a long time (months) I had:
                          Eliza
                          Ella
                          Elliot
                          Ellie
                          my own Olivia (not that different sounding)
                          and when my sister would drop off her dd,
                          Eliana

                          AUGH!!! Talk about brain hurting! Now everyone but Ella has moved on. None of the rest are El***x, which I'm happy about!
                          Hee hee! Look, I have a signature!

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                          • AnythingsPossible
                            Daycare Member
                            • Jan 2010
                            • 802

                            #28
                            I have Korbin, Kenna, Kaylee, Kira, Kaylor and Kasen, Awndrell, Darian, Zuli (3 brothers), Holden, Lyla, Matthew. The K's really throw me at times. One of them has been on maternity leave wth mom and they came for a visit the other day and our new little girl wanted to know her name. I truly had to concentrate and run through the K names to get the right one!

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                            • Blackcat31
                              • Oct 2010
                              • 36124

                              #29
                              Originally posted by QualiTcare
                              this isn't from personal experience, but a couple/few months ago someone was telling me these people (obvious drug users) named their baby Cocaine!

                              there should be laws against stuff like that, but apparently there isn't.
                              That is a horible name!!! I have a DCM in care who is from Czechoslovakia and her dd name is Julie and her middle name is Julie. I got to talking unusual names for kids with her and she said "You can just name your children anythng you want here (U.S.)?" I said , "Yes, why can't you?" and she told me no. In Czech the government has to approve your name choice. She said she had to prove to the government that Jamie was a girls name because in their country it was listed only on the boys name list. I thought that was so weird. Imagine having to have the government approve our name choices!?!? Of course, for dumba**es like the ones who picked Cocaine for a name should have to have it approved.

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                              • MarinaVanessa
                                Family Childcare Home
                                • Jan 2010
                                • 7211

                                #30
                                Originally posted by Blackcat31
                                Of course, for dumba**es like the ones who picked Cocaine for a name should have to have it approved.
                                Oh I just thought about how I know a man named Jose Cuervo. I found out because I asked him why his nickname was Crow (which is english for cuervo) and he told me what his full name was. All I could say was Oh. He laughed and just said "Now you know why I don't tell people my real name". How much you want to bet that his parents were drinkers?

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