When i found out i was having a girl i decided i wanted a name that was diffrent but not sill so i decided

Saffron June

and everyone i have met says its lovely, i think a little difference is okay as long as its not to silly it may be a in thing at the min but what about when they are older and they have a name like what some people call them.

Hi

I work with children and have come across some interesting names in the last few years and thought i would share them with you. Also would appreciate your views on the names.

girls:

Esme
Coral
Lois
Paisely
Chardonnay
Aalyiah
Tiger Lilly
Aoife (eefa)
Sorcha

Boys:
Merlin
Norbett
Cuthbert
Blade
Reuben
Djessy
Nashawn
Aston
Tempest

I wanted an unusal name for my little man so i called him karlum, every one loves it when they manage to pronounce it, if i have a little girl i'd love to call her sweet-alice and maverick for a boy

I once tutored a little girl named Unique and a little boy named Massiah...talk about weight on your shoulders!

I have a strange attraction to Esme, I also really like Sorcha though as well.
As for the boys, I once had a dog named Cuthbert, and Blade and Tempest are just plain awesome names!

Beka

When i found out i was having a girl i decided i wanted a name that was diffrent but not sill so i decided

Saffron June

and everyone i have met says its lovely, i think a little difference is okay as long as its not to silly it may be a in thing at the min but what about when they are older and they have a name like what some people call them.

I love Tiger Lily for a girl, that's what all my family call my daughter even though I named her Taleah, i didn't have the guts to call her Tiger Lily despite loving it!

Really like Blade for a boy and Aston (we're considering Austin for our second if it's a boy) ........I shouldn't be allowed to name children should I?! lol

Kim x

Esme and Aoife(an irish name I think?) for girls, Reuben is nice for a boy. xx