Most unusual names you’ve heard at baby group!

[Nameenthusiast]

Thought this might be fun and may give some people some new ideas! What are the most unusual baby names you have heard recently? Mine are:
Moses
Claude
Nula
Herbie
Huckleberry

I once met a heavy built, teenage boy of a travelling family called Pretty Boy... he was anything but . (No prejudice to travellers or teenagers intended 😬)

Phlox and Santa for the win!

Ziggermantis.

Red

I know a Nula too OP.

Delphi
Iestyn
Colby

I know a Khaleesi

Not just a tv character name.
The made up royal title of a tv character, in a made up language
Makes my teeth itch every time I hear it

I met a newborn Roy the other day. I bet he’ll be the only one in his class when he goes to school!

I once went to a baby dance class where there were two baby Yannicks. The teacher kept going on about how funny it was while the two mothers sat glaring at each other, obviously both pissed of that their supposedly “unique” baby name wasn’t.

Trelawney. I know it is used but it sounds odd when meeting a newborn for the first time.

The name Fanta I think would open up whole lot of teasing varieties 😶

@MissMoodyMoo Clayton not a real name? I'm Canadian and it's super popular and was even more so in the 80s. I know several adult male Clayton's (Clay) and one recently born baby. That's surprised me.

Not at babygroup but my friend's sons are named Oakley and Kessler

Yannick is quite common in Germany

And I think Bear Grylls has a son called Huckleberry

Fanta is a fairly normal African name, it translates as 'Lovely Day'.

Keith
Ranulph
Gary

All of which just sound odd in relation to toddlers!

Fox ..... yes actually lol

Zebedee, Oakley, Meemo, Madicken, Juniper and Gary 🤦‍♀️

Hmmmm no massively unusual ones. There’s a Loki and a Tallulah and I know a baby Martin.

I was racking my brain trying to think of the names at our baby group and thinking they were all very normal-

Daniel
Anna
Reuben
Harry etc

Then I realised my dd was the one with the weird name

MissMoody My cousin is Clayton, it's a real name.

And following on from rtmhwales he is indeed Canadian!

Baylan.

Also Corban. (Or possibly Corbin/Corbyn, not seen it written down. Child is approx 8 though so not baby group.)

A girl called Dylanne but pronounced as in Bob.

A girl called Dylanne but pronounced as in Bob

I thought you meant they pronounced the child’s name ‘bob’.

There was a Clayton in my class at primary school in the ‘60s (UK) . My grandpas middle name was Wolfe.

We called our DS zebadee.........when he was a bump as it was like he was on a spring, I never for one minute thought it would be a name used nowadays...lovely.

Kuba

I am in Germany and there's a jannick at dds kindergarten, pronounced Yanneek. Also a boy called Till.