Yahoo search results lists 37,100,000 webpages for Baby Names. Google lists 18,600,000.
I thought I would list just a few humorous items here.
Join me...Leave your comments about your choices of names, books or websites that I should check out below.
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Resources
- Gandalf, Superman and Madonna coming soon to British playgrounds - Yahoo! News
- Britney, Tiger, Gandalf and Madonna will soon join the more usual Peters and Janes in Britain's playgrounds, while Harry Potter may also drop in, according to a new survey of babies' names.
- Name Madness
- Name Madness tournament
- Baby Naming Party
- Has anybody out there thrown a baby-naming party? Anybody tempted? Anybody want to invite me?
And for a more touching moment
- Lucky and Happy
- So we settled on Felice, meaning lucky and happy. Let her be a symbol of all the good in life.
What not to name your baby!
What Not to Name Your Baby
Author Joe Borgenicht doesn't reveal here what he chose to name his son, but you can bet it's not Eubie, Ralph, or Boris. He's right on target when he says parents ought to find the name "that the fewest number of school children could potentially make fun of," and his guidelines are simple. Among them: don't use "clevur speling," avoid naming your kid after the lead character from a blockbuster film, and designate the names of cities and states for maps only. It's not a perfect baby-shower gift for everyone, as he mentions plenty of names that unfortunately rhyme with anatomical parts usually heard only in sex-ed classes. And some of his advice is utterly subjective: the name "Ethan," in his opinion, evokes the image of "a thick sweater-wearing, curly-haired college kid who smokes a lot of pot." But the list of more than 1,000 names to avoid is worth plenty of chuckles, and may save your offspring from 85 or so years of embarrassment. Sure, those pregnancy hormones are powerful, but they needn't be responsible for a lifetime of suffering on the part of your child. --Erica Jorgensen
Amazon Price: (as of 07/26/2008)
What Not to Name Your Baby
"This book is *not* to be taken seriously. It is a silly book, which will make you laugh. Indeed, one-by-one, my entire family thumbed through the book, laughing all the way."
"Wonderful gag gift for expectant parents"
Amazon Price: (as of 07/26/2008)
Unfortunate Baby Names: Slattery's Complete Collection (2005 NEW EXPANDED EDITION)
Unfortunate Baby Names was the hit of my party. Some friends of mine are expecting a baby, and as we read through the names in this volume we had a room full of people laughing until it hurt. A little twisted: Woody Allen meets Robert Anton Wilson. Thankfully, it does carry a warning that the names are for theatrical use only.
Amazon Price: $19.99 (as of 07/26/2008)
Share your names, books or websites
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herbie66
Welcome to the 'Pregnancy and Baby' Group Posted June 20, 2008 |
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Evelyn_Saenz
The Purple Gallinules just flew over to check out your lens. For such a great lens we're sending you a virtual cup of coffee on the house. I can hardly wait to read the rest of your lenses. Posted February 29, 2008 |
| GrillGirl
My mom told me about a family in the mountains who named their child - gasp - Texas Tarzan. I wonder what he is up to today? Fun lens you have! Posted June 11, 2007 |
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KCStargazer
Especially during those teen years, kids will go out of their way to be contrary. That is why it is best to avoid names like: Prudence, Angel, Precious or Chastity. I knew a girl named Angel that was the antithesis of her name. It didn't help that Daddy gave her a black Camaro for her 16th birthday. Posted April 21, 2007 |
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KCStargazer
Charmin - just like the toilet tissue. Poor girl's parents didn't know any better- English was a second language for them. My advice to immigrant parents: PLEASE run names you like for your child by a local native person. This will save your child a world of hurt and years of therapy. Posted April 21, 2007 |
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deboraheb1
Lots of fun here..a coworker of mine is stuck on the name "Ambulina" for her next child..isn't that an antidepressant? Posted December 23, 2006 |
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