WHEN it comes to baby names, it all boils down to personal preference.
But one baby name consultant called Jessie has shared some of the worst monikers she's ever heard – and they really are quite shocking.
In a clip shared to TikTok (@dreambabynames), she told how a few of the names are from her due date groups, before adding that they "genuinely disturb" her.
First up on her list is a child named, 'Sin.'
"This was someone that was looking for a name that'd go well with their child, 'Ransom,'" she explains.
"So they were looking for it to be the name 'Sin'…as we know the word, 'Sin.'
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Moving on, she notes that she's been hearing the name 'Ransom' for years.
"It won't go away," she quips. "Why?!"
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Jessie then shares another "strong" contender for her most hated baby names to date, 'Riot.'
"I just feel like it's a self-fulfilling prophecy," she quips.
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Last but not least, she discusses the name, "Hoax."
Left utterly speechless, she simply says: "Hmmmm."
The video has since gone viral, garnering a whopping 315k views and hundreds of comments – with many sharing the rather unique names they've come across.
"There’s a 'Jream' in my due date group.. JREAM, like Dream, but 'jrrr-ream,' wrote one.
A second penned: "Sin, and his siblings Cos and Tan."
A third recalled: "I met a little girl named Felony."
Meanwhile, another added: "100% agree and would like to add the name Rowdy to this list…also a self fulfilling prophecy."
A further commented: "I saw Riot spelled RYEITT and cried for the child."
And one more chimed in: "Some people need to learn that a 'unique' name doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a good name."
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