Names!

[AnonyMouse_58911]

Well I loved this thread, made me smile, I've got a Charlie Brown, had a Jack Frost in the past and remember doing an observation in a nursery unit while I was training and met an Aladin!

[AnonyMouse_13453]

Welcome to the Forum, Boo71! Nice to meet you

[AnonyMouse_16365]

Well, last year we had a Lexi x2, Layla, Lyla, Lola, Leya, and Leo. It was like a tongue twister each day!

I'm waiting for the Game of Thrones influence to filter through.

[AnonyMouse_390]

we haven't got many unusual names, a Sasha and a Sacha, one boy, one girl. A Summer-Rose, Summer-Mai, and Summer, and 8 Charlie's!

[AnonyMouse_39998]

we have 4Teddy's and one Ted and a Teddie ( girl) and a hand full of Daisy's too! and one Perry....Never had one of those before!

[AnonyMouse_2127]

We've had Kaylan and Kaiden. Ocean-Lea, Nevaeh, Rangeley, Miley, Myla and Myra.(all three answered when spoken to).

 

We've noticed that old names are returning such as Ernie, Ronnie and Lenny.

 

V

[AnonyMouse_13453]

We had a Stanley and a Solomon. Yes, old names seem to be in vogue at the moment. A friend calked her twins Elizabeth and Victoria

[AnonyMouse_30128]

had an enquiry yesterday about a Napoleon!

[AnonyMouse_19920]

About 15 years ago I had a Jack Nicholson and Patrick Stewart on my register!

three years ago we had a Samuel Jackson

[AnonyMouse_19782]

Ive had an Austin Minney

[AnonyMouse_19802]

Coming to us soon.....Ginge!.....and he is! Guess it stops the teasing!

[AnonyMouse_19802]

three years ago we had a Samuel Jackson

 

Cool

[AnonyMouse_39602]

Nothing unusual for us although we have a Bertie and I have to be careful to not say Bertie Bassett , I'm terrible for adding or changing names as all the staff have 'special ' rhyming names which the children love. Saying that we have a little girl whose family originate from Ghana, traditionally the children are called nana followed by the day of the week they are born on , an aunty , influential person or grandparent etc as mum explained. Our little girl asked me the other day ' why do you call me nana ? I said because that's what's mummy said to call you , to which she replied ' my name is Akosua not nana, I was very proud of her wanting her own identity and when I told her mum she found it funny and said ' oh ok ' but I call them all nana ' so now we are all making sure we call her by her name or at least nana Akosua - she was born on a Sunday

Edited September 20, 2015 by lashes2508

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I have Millie, Lily and Ellie all in on the same day. That gets confusing at nappy time. Ask one to come and you get a different child.

[AnonyMouse_3735]

I vividly remember one year where we had a lot of children with names that caused me no end of problems..

 

Niamh, Aoife, Saoirse, Grainne,

and add in Sean,Shaun, Shawn,

and Andrew x 3 -

Destiny and Keanu just added to the mix..

was so glad we had name cards displayed on the wall or I would never have managed to spell any correctly.

[AnonyMouse_30128]

I vividly remember one year where we had a lot of children with names that caused me no end of problems..

 

Niamh, Aoife, Saoirse, Grainne,

and add in Sean,Shaun, Shawn,

and Andrew x 3 -

Destiny and Keanu just added to the mix..

was so glad we had name cards displayed on the wall or I would never have managed to spell any correctly.

have you got a little irish community going there!

[AnonyMouse_26037]

When I was at uni I had one year where I had 3 Irish flatmates. Years later I gobsmacked a new colleague by being able to spell his daughter's name - Aoife!

[AnonyMouse_3735]

have you got a little irish community going there!

Catholic Church Hall...many using 'family' names for the children..

[AnonyMouse_6361]

We have a lot of double barrelled names 3 Maisie -Lea in various formats. One who can't decided between Reily -Jack or Reily. I can't remember first names let alone their barrelled name. Last years group got shortened to first names only, think parents thought we where too confused with so many similar names.