Chavviest Childrens Names

[smurfchops]

Since watching the dreaded Jeremy Kyle over the past couple of days, what are the worst chavviest names that so called parents call their children? I have to start off with Jayden and Kayden...

[mikey4444]

I met one girl recently, about 17, who was called KC ! I asked her if it was Kacey, but she said no, just KC. I then asked her whether it was KC, or Kc, and she didn't know.....Imagine not being able to spell your own christian name !

[Mosaic]

Any combination that includes 'Demi'

'Cosworth' was locally popular recently

[Answerprancer]

I read once that some parents named their daughter Porsche Carrera.

[ummmm]

Can't see why Jayden and Kayden are considered chavvy.

[-Talbot-]

May I say that I find these kind of threads the numptiest of all threads.
Yes a very few children have been given ridiculous names but Jayden and Kayden are just names ... get yourself a hobby other than watching Jeremy Kyle!

[Mamyalynne]

I never hear a name and think 'chavvy' - I may think unusual or odd.


I think I could only pronounce someone 'chavvy' if I knew them and their mannerisms.

[mikey4444]

Ummm...I am a bit old to understand the phrase "chavvy" but these are made-up names and are non-sex specific, which is perhaps what why people associate them with "chavviness" They are also not normally given to children by somebody with an education.

I personally have no great problem with Jayden and Kayden, but cannot for the life of me understand why anybody would call their child by just two letters, like K and C, and if they did, why the child, now adult, didn't know how to write it down.

My new Barber is from Iraq and he is called Zee !

[Answerprancer]

Actually that's made me think, even though I added to it, this could be considered a bit snobby. There's also the risk that a name mentioned may (coincidentally) turn out the be the real name of poster here, which could be awkward.

[mikey4444]

I have come across the odd Chardonnay, which I am given to understand was unheard of before the much-missed "Footballers Wives "

[-SharonA-]

Bloke on Pointless tonight wants to call his new born son Luxor.

[ummmm]

Well the lovely Katie Hopkins had written off lots of children because of their chavvy names. Especially geographical names even though her daughter is named India...

[naomi24]

ummmm, India isn't a new name. I know of at least one other - a character in Margaret Mitchell's 'Gone with the Wind', written in 1936.

[Psybbo]

'Lovely' ^^

[naomi24]

Why lovely?

[Mamyalynne]

Jayden and variants , may have a longer history than first thought - not proven but some details here.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jayden


I like unusual names , though have to admit some are rather too obscure for my tastes.

[ummmm]

I'm not saying it is. It's a nice name...

But to go on TV and slate parents for calling their children after places while you have a daughter named India screams of double standards. Tyler is a no no as well...

[Jackdaw33]

I have two great nephews/nieces named Ethan and Cole. As I have never met them I am oblivious as to their gender.

[Mamyalynne]

Tyler is interesting as yet another name that stems from a surname now used as a first name.

Dates back to the 14th Century - Katie's rant on names was pretty poor.

[naomi24]

Ethan is biblical - and it's a boy's name. 'Cole' - I only know Cole Porter, the composer.

[ummmm]

My mates nephew is named Campbell...after the mothers maiden name.