I’m pregnant – I shared the baby names we love for our kids and people say they’re unhinged
CELEBRITIES are known for giving their children crazy outlandish names, and now the trend has spread.
A TikToker revealed the runner ups on her baby name list, and people think she’s unhinged.
TikTok user Nathalie Blue shared the baby names her family was considering for their latest addition.
The young mother, who revealed she is expecting a boy, shared the list of baby names she and her husband were considering before finding out the gender of their unborn child.
Before sharing the list, Nathalie explained: “While we love them, there’s something just not right about them.
“The first named that I personally loved was Aries for a boy,” she revealed.
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However, Nathalie’s husband vetoed the name in favor of a more traditional alternative.
The TikToker shared that she also liked the name Navy, but decided against it for an obvious reason.
“I think it’s such a cute name. However, our last name is Blue, so I think it would be kind of cruel to name a child Navy Blue,” she explained.
Nathalie also liked the name Lou, in honor of her grandmother Louise.
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Much like Navy, however, the name Lou proved a problem when paired with the couple’s last name.
“Lou Blue. I’m just not that mean. I would never name my child Lou Blue,” Nathalie told her followers.
The TikTok user’s husband favored the name Pearl, however, Nathalie said she wasn’t a fan.
She clarified: “I didn’t hate it but there was just something not quite right about it. It felt very old lady but way too feminine for me. I tend to like more masculine girl names.”
On that note, Nathalie shared that she liked Blake for a girl, and Bleeker for a boy.
However, her dislike for alliteration outweighed her fondness for the names.
Finally, Nathalie revealed that she liked the French names Clément, Mathis, or Phillipa but she knew they would be butchered by non-native speakers.
TikTok users took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the unique names.
“Imagine being 40 and at a job interview and having to introduce yourself as Navy,” pointed out one viewer.
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Another follower said: “People don’t realize that children grow up and actually have to live with these names.”
“I’m screaming. I work with kids and these are unhinged,” commented a third person.