Another post got me thinking... Do you think your child's name is unique?!

Georgettly (pronounced as, Georjelly) yeah, t's are somewhat silent.

Georgette and Lee combined because her dad is George and I liked Lee, but shortened it.

Her last name is also unique, Hernsparza. Her dad and I married our last names and legally that's hers. Hernandez + Esparza.

My first sons name is Marvel so think that's pretty uncommon. My second sons name will be Lincoln which is more common but I think still unique.. my niece her name is Akira haven't met another one yet...

Pp- I know plenty of boys named Marcus

My daughters name is Avaya. I haven't heard of anyone with her name & my name is Corenia. Very rare that I meet someone with my name

I have a jayci and that's not very common . dylaen is my other daughter and I haven't met another girl w her name , just Boys. my son is hudson and I don't think that's too common and my baby girl is haven. that's unique to me

My daughter's name isn't that common. Her name is Kaylin. There are a lot of spelling variations to her name. The chick from teen mom makes it seem more common now but the birth of my now 11 year old daughter pre-dates her MTV debut.

Not my son. But I haven't met a lot of people with my name. Its Shanna. Rhymes with banana. Lol

DS is 8 and at the time I was pregnant with him I had only heard of one other Hunter (besides Hunter S. Thompson). Now you hear the name everywhere. I like DDs name, Lily Anna. I have seen some Lily's but more commonly I see Lilliana.

No :( her name is Ava and I thought it was unique but come to find out it's the 4th most popular baby girl name this year. I still think it's gorgeous though.

My sons name is Jah'Vyon ( J-V-yawn) dd1 name is Azauriah (Ah-zar-re-ah) dd2 Ja'Lynn pronounced (Jalen)

My one year olds name is Beatrix Zola. I haven't heard either.

This baby will either be Raiden Ullric for a boy or Zelda Sabine for a girl. Both names you don't hear too terribly often.

My first born is named Ptolemy Grey (silent p, sounds like ta-la-me) and my second is Elara Lux (sounds like L-r-uh). Hubs is a physicist and I'm an artist so we have unique names for them. Ptolemy was a Greek astronomer. Elara is one of jupiters moons and lux is s measurement of light. ?

My older two girls are Evangeline (yet to meet another) and Emery. When I named dd Emery 5 years ago I had never heard or met another but in the past 2 years I have met 3 one her age and the others were just babies.

My stepdaughter named her little girl Jaya....I've never heard it before. My cousin's name is Jarett and I thought my aunt had totally just made it up but then I met my now husband and my stepson is Jarett. I see it more now. My other cousin is Jennings he's the only one I've ever met....

My DD due soon will be Rosalee Ireland. I've yet to meet a Rosalee yet. I love it because it's unique but normal. Just an older name.

My daughter's name is unique because I made it up. It's not way out there kind of name either. We just call her Zee for short.

Very unique. My son and husband share a name. Dh just met another person with the same name for the first time. His father, who also has the same name, is 70 and has never met another.

Some of these names are common where I'm from lol. Funny how that works. My DDs aren't unique, Katherine is DD1 its not super common nowadays though and Hattie is even less common (where I'm at anyways).

My son's name is Austin too. It's pretty common in Texas.

@gullible, my dd is Cordelia. We knew it wasn't super common, but certainly didn't think it unusual. Turns out it is. People don't read Shakespeare, apparently.

@afamily, my 4 year old sons name is Austin lol

We named our son Austin, we have never met anyone in person named Austin UNTIL after we had him lol. Now I'm hearing it more and more around here. Go figure.

Our kids names are pretty basic, although my daughter's middle name is her great grandmother's middle name. Never seen it spelled this way anywhere else. Eyvonne, eh-von-neh.

Nope, but that's the way I wanted it. I wanted uncommon names but not so uncommon that people thought I was making them up. lol

i find my first daughter name a bit unique. but for my second we are still debating on the spelling. i always said i will love for my daughters name to stay with ya since my name starts with ya,

My daughters name is Charity. We got it from the bible and I don't know anyone with that name.

Dd's name is Morrigan pronounced More-i(short I sound)-gan. Dh and I chose it from Celtic mythology.

My daughter's name Aryam (Ary-um) it's my first name spelled backwards. I thought I made it up, but turns out there's a few Aryam's around the world. .including an Arabian celebrity and an island somewhere lol. There's an actress from Orange is the new black and her daughter's name is the same thing, spelled exactly like my daughter's..

I think my son's name is uncommon but not unique.

My son is Judah and my daughter is Jolie Lane (Jo-Lee). They aren't crazy or out there but I haven't met any other Judahs or Jolies or Lanes.

My dd's name is Esme Naomi ? Es-meh Na-oh-me

My son's name is, his name is Lucian pronounced (Lou-Shin). My name is Teha pronounced (Tia)

Edit- @Alex my nieces name is mazie! :) I always loved that name!

My son's names.

Zarek and kadd. Never heard them before.

My daughters name is Mazie and I haven't seen or heard it anywhere yet.

My first son is pretty common (although I thought it was unique at the time) his name is Riley James. I've heard one other boy named that same first and middle. My second son is Ethan Stone( R.I.P. Angelbaby). I've never heard those two names together. My 3rd son is the most unique. His name is Takoda Nuh. I haven't heard it so far. I don't believe I will. I'm hoping this one is my girl. If it is she'll either be named Aubrey or Abby

My daughters is more common.

But my name is Jenaree (Jenna-rēē) (long e sound -googled the symbols and it said line above e means long e LOL) I haven't met anyone else with my name but when I search it a lot of Asians pop up.

My name is different, but not that unique. I've never personally met anyone with my name, but I know there are plenty of them out there. My name is Aleena.

My son'a first name is pretty common, though I don't hear it as often anymore. I've never met anyone with his middle name either and have had people say they've never heard it before but I have no clue how that's possible lol. His middle name is Bartholomew.

My daughter's name is the same. I've only met one person with her first name but it's spelled differently. And I've only seen her middle name a few times: in King Lear where I fell in love with it, and a couple times on here. Her middle name is Cordelia.

My name is unique. Gracia. Sounds like Grayshuh. I have not met another but have heard of people who have.

I have a unique name, though there are a handful of people that share it.

The name I'm using for my daughter is unique, as I've never seen it used as a first name, but it IS the last name of a character from TV, which is where I got it.

Nope. Bailey, Audrey, and Ruben.

Pretty darn basic.

In my almost 31 years on this planet I have yet to hear one other person with my name. Not one. And none of you will hear it(or read it) either!! Muahahahaha!!

My last name is 100% unique until I have children!

I made it up and changed it. No one else in the world shares it!

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My daughter's name is McKinley. I've only met one other little girl with the same name. I feel like it isn't common, but it's not unique either. I mean there was a president and a mountain with the same name.

I have one of the most common names ever (I feel like) Brittany. So my kids will be different and have unique names.

yes..at least the spelling is..when I though of it when I was only a few months pregnant ( hes 6 months now) I googled it and only an athlete that I never heard of has it..haven't Googled it lately but his name is xzavier...said like zay-vee-err

My oldest son's name is only unique in the way it's spelled. "Robby" instead of "Robbie".

Both of my boys have unique middle names.

Bentley and Emry.

My ds is Anson, I have heard of 2 other people named that.

My son's name is Ian. I wanted it common Because I have a unique name.

My kids? No. But I fall into that category.

I've never met someone with a name even close to mine. However my dad swears we met a waitress once when I was a toddler with the same name/spelling. I think he's a liar though lol

I don't know if my son's name is unique but its not a popular name either. We havent met anyone in person or found anyone online with his name yet but who knows maybe one day it'll happen. Also it's an hyphenated first name (unusual where I live but traditional in some old families) so it's easily unique

Yes my dd name is Zayda have heard 2 others in her 7 years. I feel like that's pretty rare especially since I work retail and come across lots of different names.

My son's, not at all. His name is Ryan

and my daughter's name is unique to white people, common to Arabs. Her name is Yassmine (yesmean) ☺

My first son is Jason so yes it's very common. My second born will be Dustin if that's the name we stick with. I wanted very normal names for my children. I'm not a fan of uncommon names or spellings. I've had to spell my full name my whole life and I didn't want that for them.

I think it depends on where you are. My area is mostly hispanic so his name is definitely not common around here.

His middle name much less

Not unique but I like them because they aren't popular names at this time so there won't be a bunch of kids with the same name in school with them. My stepdaughters name is popular for when she was born. I think she said there was two others in her class.

My son's name is Marcus, it was somewhat unique when I chose it way back when and it's still odd for him to come across someone else with the same name. It's not too out there but still relatively uncommon.

His first name, not so much. His middle name, yes. & the 2 names together, yes. I've never actually met anyone with his name but I know it's out there lol.

My daughters name is the same, although hers might be slightly more unique.

My name is Adonae (Odd-en-eye). I've never met or heard of anyone else with my name. I like unique names, but not planning on naming my child anything super unique.

I have heard of two peoples with our sons name, both actors that we got the idea from. I've never met a person with the name so I believe it's unique. Not super unique or uncommon, but enough so that he'll probably be the only one in his class, which makes me happy ☺️

In my area yes. His name is Sullivan, everyone thinks its Solomon and when I explain its not they say they've never heard it before or they thought it was only from monsters inc?

Yes, most people tell me they love it. Some ask me did I name him after the city. I didn't even know it was a city. Haha. His name is Branson.

Well I am thinking it will probably be...we haven't fully decided yet but we are leaning towards Tixco (pronounced TEEsh-co. It Nahuatl for "in our eyes")

No. Not at all. I have a name that isn't super common but is spelled uniquely and I was adamant that my kids would have normal names.

I do. Dd's name is kahra. Everyone else I've met like that is Kara and pronounced differently.