Having baby name regret 2 years later and feel so crappy about it. I have never truly loved youngest child's name and it feels weird/awkward/too late to change it, but I can't stop thinking about it. I have another daughter but always loved her name and never thought of changing it because it felt right. I only agreed to my second born's name because my husband didn't like most of the names I threw out there, but liked this one. But every time someone says her name it feels "wrong" and I cringe. At first I thought it was just postpartum hormones, and I would adjust, but it's been 2 years and a month and I still can't get over it. I have tried to let go of these feelings but they always come back. And no, I won't mention the name. I will say that while it's an uncommon name, I receive complements on it pretty often. I also have people say "Oh that's an interesting name" meaning they don't really like it because it's too unusual for their taste. The fact that it her name is uncommon and prone to mispronunciation doesn't help the whole situation. I feel like she will have issues with this her whole life, always having to spell out her name and correct people on the pronunciation. I have tried calling her by a different name sometimes (her middle name) and she actually responds to it, so I'm wondering if maybe it isn't too late to switch around her first and middle name and that she will adjust? Curious if anyone out there has changed their child's name so late in the game? Whenever I call her by her middle name, which I love, it feels strange because I'm used to calling her by the other, so I'd love to hear from parents who have changed their child's name. How long did it take before everyone was used to the new name and it felt normal? Not 100% sure I'm going to change it yet, but I don't want this to haunt me forever!! By the way, my husband said he is on board to change it since it bugs me so much! All I know is I have to make a decision quick since she's getting older and more aware by the day!