I know someone who called their daughter Chynna. (As in Chynna Phillips)
Then had to keep explaining to people that it was pronounced 'china' and not 'chinner'.
Even with the unusual ‘y’, the only conceivable reason for adding the extra ‘n’ is to change the sound from ‘China’ to ‘Chinner’. Why would you want to name your child the equivalent of ‘Somebody who punches everybody’???!
My sister in law’s a teacher, and she had a ‘Sharlit’ in her class years ago. Not so much an unusual name as crap or inventive spelling. She said she thought they liked the sound of it, but didn’t know how to spell it.
How many years ago are we talking? Was that internet thing around yet at the time? These days, there’s no excuse whatsoever. I’m sure some people spend far longer online uploading pictures of their very ordinary meals to Facebook than they spend doing the most basic research on the intended name of their child. We also know an ‘Issac’ – but pronounced as Isaac.
Rolf.
I can’t get “tie me kangaroo down” out of my head when I see him.
They got quite a few mini didgeridoos as gifts when he was born. They were not amused.
Also, her FIL said, “can you tell what it is yet?” when he visited in hospital and she yelled at him to fuck off.
That really made me laugh a lot! What did they expect? Imagine if she’d been having twins and it had turned out to be two little boys 
Wondering if any of my friends are on here critiquing my kids names 😂😂😂
Why – are they ‘interesting’ ones?!
I know of a toddler who has the same name as a village down the road from where they live. As in first and last name. I did raise an eyebrow at that one.
Burton Joyce?
Mavis Enderby?
Upper Thong?
Slack Bottom?
Little Snoring?