29 Worst Names For Boys That Shouldn’t Be Given As Pointed Out By People On This Forum

"LD" was not an uncommon boy's name in the early 20th century. My quick search found over 500 men with that name and several stories of receiving documents with their names as "Lonly Donly."

Ruined Adolf? He ruined all the Dolfs! ..........I'll uh, show myself the door.

Leave it to celebs to name their children weirdly. Shannyn Sossamon named her boy Audio science.

Bartholomew is a bad name already, but LARTHOLEMEW!?!?!?!? watch these parents then wonder why their children are getting bullied.

AHAHAHA. My dad’s name is Kevin. HAHAHA

My wife had a lecturer at university called Richard Head. He was a bit of a D**k.

My names Jayden :(

Two boys' names that seem to be popular at my school are Jackson and Carter. We have Drama Jackson, Math teachers son Jackson, Tall Jackson, and Small Jackson, and then Choir Carter, Cello Carter and Idiot Carter

There are 6 Aidans in my freshman class, all spell their names differently

I was literally just thinking of the "ayden" trend, gets on my nerves lol

Snotleigh, Bratlyn...

I know a Kaiden, a Caden, a Kaden, a Brayden, an Aidon, a Jadon, a Jaden, and probably more that I’ve forgotten. Of course I haven’t known them all at the same time and those are spread across multiple groups, but still.

I know a lad called Aiyden (yup) and he's turning into a right dickwad.

Ik an Ahden. (Pronounced aiden) Total a*****e

Lucy Eades from (from Texas, if that wasn't obvious, not that all Texans name their kids rhyming names, but some clearly do) YouTube has 8 children, most of them have names that rhyme: Jacelyn, Kacen, Emersyn, I cannot remember the rest. I used to follow her channel every so often, back before she had birthed her third child, but I don't really follow it anymore.

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I was a public school teacher for 25 years. For me is was the Tyler's and Jason's or Jace's!!!

Uh oh...

My crushes name is aiden 😥

DON’T YOU FORGET ABOUT SHAEDYN! don’t forget..not ever.

What is WTRING with Tom, D**k and Harry??

I worked with a Jackson. Was terrible

My youngest grandsons name is Ayden, spelled that way. Sweetest, politest kid in the world. He is also very funny and since we almost lost him before he was 2, we know how very special he is. He is now 13 years old by the way. Love, love my Ayden. He's also pretty popular at school but he is not a show off nor does he brag about it, he's just a normal kid.

Never liked those names tbh

My name is Kaiden ):

A friend of my daughter, her younger sister had identical triplets. Their names? Aiden, Braden and Caden. Feel sorry for the teachers as they go through school.

In fairness, aiden is a normal name. I'm 35, and whilst not super common, there have always been aidens around.

Aiden is a very wonderful young lad. Don't know about the rest of them.

One year when I was teaching I had a Barrett, Garrett, and Jarrett. Not related, just coincidence

I'm a Jackson 😢 and my teachers love me

I know two Jacksons, they are both lovely nerdy guys. One's a teacher, other is a chef.

Aiden and Brayden are very popular here in Cape Town, South Africa.

My birth certificate and passport says Aidan but so many people spell it Aiden. Really annoying.

No, no, no. Lots of these names are traditional names from Ireland and England. Aiden/Aden is from Irish Gaelic and means 'little fire'. Ayden is a cute-sy Americanised spelling - yeah we can ditch that one. Caiden/Cadáin is another old Irish name. Blayden is a traditional English name from the 1200s.

Jack. the worst behaved name. every kid in my grade named jack is an a*****e..

My uncle's sibling is named Aiden. And I haven't seen them in such a long time 🙁

I don’t mind Aiden but the others are weird

i see that firsthand

You can’t name a person just on what their name will sound like in a foreign country. You name someone for what their name sounds like in your own country.

My great-grandmother's name was Laime! She was the only person I had ever heard of with that name...until now.

In some countries that's a valid name. I also know a Trebor - nothing to do with Robert.

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My niece used to come home from preschool talking about her friend Nafaniel often. We used to correct her and have her pronounce it Nathaniel (emphasis on the TH and not pronouncing it like an F) because it is respectful and polite, etc. Then she told us one day that she and Nafaniel were getting married. We corrected her again and told her to call her future husband Nathaniel. Then one day my SIL called me laughing her head off because she had to use the class phone tree and each child is listed with their parent's name and phone number, and the child's name is actually Nafaniel.

Those aren’t real names. They are random collections of letters. I think their parents may have been in possession of a dyslexic ouija board.

Haven’t found any particularly odd names in my fam tree. I kind of wish I would, as my dad ‘s family is impossible to trace thanks to more than 5 generations the same 12 names repeated over and over by every member of the family who had kids. I think at one point there had to be like 12 Williams, 6 Betty, at least 8 Edwards, and so on living at the same time. Bet those family reunions were great.

Well, Elmo was a regular name until that red kid was such a big star. Kinda ruined it.

In my head it didn't look like Amanda.

Oh god do these parents ever say these names out loud first????

There was a kid in my elementary school named Jaxon. He went by Jax.

I'm just a kid who's four,

Nimrod was the name of a philosopher I’m pretty sure, and then Bugs Bunny used it sarcastically in Looney Tunes and so it became an insult