I like it.

Linda

Evidently one her parents loved.

Glad to hear someone besides me isn't crazy about the name.

Hey, here's a question for everyone else: Would you still like the name if the mother was Paris Hilton instead of Nicole Kidman? ;-)

Had a student named Aprisis!
Birthdate: April 6

It could be worse IMO!
I just responded to the other post on this...I've known a guy named Stardust by his single mother....she was into drugs can you tell? His sister was nicknamed Sunshine of course. Thank goodness it wasnt her real name.
There is a Ryder local too for a boy.
Rio another boy.
Those are pretty tame names compared to celebrity names choosen.

I went to high school with a Sunday, couple years younger than me. She was a very pretty, smart, popular girl. The type to be homecoming queen. Don't remember if she really was or not, but she was that type. She took a little light teasing about her name, but everyone takes some teasing about one thing or another.

People I know of had a baby last week, named him Kizer. I think it has a sort of mean sound to it.

I think it's an odd name and not one I would have thought Nicole Kidman would have chosen. I expected something more old fashioned - like the baby's middle name Rose - which I think is a really pretty name.

Well..at least the child can legally change her name if she wanted to. I think Angelina Jolie gave her kids odd names too.

Samkaren
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It's all a matter of taste, of course. I like the Jolie-Pitt kids' names. But as much as I like Julia Roberts, I can't say I like the names Phinneas and Hazel.

I know a lady named CHRISTMAS!

I went to school with Blue Munday. And I'm sure you remember my niece who named her daughter Allison Wanda....last name is Land.

LOL, Eva. When Lauren was born there was a boy born in the same year listed in the local paper, his name was Granite Stone.

I worked with a woman whose was named Candy last name Dish and her sister was Crystal. The mom had the funniest sense of humor.

I don't think it's any different than naming a child April,May or June. Sunday Rose actually has a nice ring to it. There are a lot worse names out there. I never understood why a couple would name a male child Guy or a girl Cherry for instance. I also can't stand to hear a grown man addressed as Richie or Mikie or Jamie or other little boy names other than perhaps as a term of endearment privately by family.

When I was a 8-9 yrs old, we had a neighbor who had a little girl about 5 yrs old whose name was Lady Mary. Mom said she wanied her to sound like royalty!

Sue

Magician Penn Jillette named his daughter Moxie CrimeFighter Jillette. Actor Rob Morrow has a daughter named Tu.

I like the name Sunday Rose.

It would have made a bit more sense if the baby had not been born on a MONDAY, although I don't mind the name.

I used to live by a little girl whose name was Ann Angel. The first time I met her was when she walked up to me and said "Hi I'm Ann Angel". It was cute.

I like Sunday Rose and think it has a very pretty ring to it. Yes it could have been much worse.

I've known girls named; Summer, Autumn, Cinnamon, Melody, Kimber Lee, April, June.

What about the actress Tuesday Weld (sp). Anyone ever question her name? I think Garth Brooks has a daughter named August. Never heard anyone fuss over that. We can't all be Mary's and Jane's.

A little boy who is a foster child of my brother's is named Adonis.

Kay, my daughter had a school friend named Mary Christmas.

Wouldn't it be a very BORING world if we all named our kids Michael/Justin/Jordan, Jessica/Emily/Madison??

Personally I like unique names. No not silly names...like Apple and such.

Sandy, whose DD's both have unique names.

I like unique names, too, as long as they're not common names deliberately spelled differently. To me, that always looks like the parents didn't know how to spell.

Moxie CrimeFighter????? Two people actually agreed on that?? Ye gods . . .

We can't forget that the Ford motor car mogel, Henry Ford, named his only child EDSEL!

I met a lady the other day who was holding the cutest little boy. I asked what his name was and she said it was Dutch. No, not a nickname, just Dutch.

As I posted on the other post, it's their choice/decision, but you'd think they'd look into the future a bit & realize the child has to live with their name a long time, unless they change it legally. Guess they had their reasons, and it could be worse as mentioned.

I save my far out names for my pets. I don't understand people who purposely misspell their children's names. Like, I know one named Jaymz. I said, "How do you pronounce that?" and his mother said, "James." Now, that is just stupid,in my opinion.

I know someone who named her daughter Diannia...and it is supposed to be Dianna...but she was 16 and didn't know how to spell it. :( I got a horse from the same lady, and I asked what her name was, and she said Tue Lo. I said, "How do you spell that, and she said "Tue, like in Tuesday and Lo." I found out later, that she meant "Chulo" but I think that is a boy name, so I would have called the horse Chula, since it was a filly, but 20 years later, I still call her
Tue Lo, but it really irks me almost every time I mention it.