Here are the worst baby names ever, according to Reddit

We thought we'd start this off with a big one. One added to the thread saying that they knew someone called Kingslayer.

Echo has actually been a popular name for some time now, so we weren't even too surprised with this one!

One wrote: "Diesel Duramax. I wish I was kidding."

A fan of lady body parts? One contributed to the thread and said: "Vulva. My Obstetrician told me this one. She tried to talk the woman out of it. Apparently her English wasn't great, she read it somewhere and thought it was beautiful. So there's a little girl named Vulva somewhere in the Bay Area."

Now you would definitely stand out in the class with this name. They wrote: "Furious. His first name was Furious."

Another commented: "My coworker named her baby "Strawberry Rain". Which would be a great baby name, if she had given birth to a bottle of shampoo."

Someone else confirmed that they chose to be a bit extra by calling their boy Polo.

A fashionable blend of the two names Jessica and Jennifer, making Jessipher. They commented: "Jessipher. And Jennica. Both Jessica/Jennifer combos. Both awful."

They must have been Star Wars fans of Obi-Wan and Yoda. Someone revealed: "Pestilence. Dunno what was going through their mind, but I have a strong guess what was going through their bloodstream.

Also, two brothers named Anakin and Kylo. Waiting for that last one to become a self-fulfilling prophecy."

"Hi my name is Meme." It's officially happened!

One user commented on the trend: "I knew an Asian girl in school named Meme.

This caused much confusion, and in yearbooks, the school often shortened it to "Me".

And this was before actual memes were a thing, and she pronounces it "Me-Me", so I can only imagine the amount of confusion that poor girl has endured by now."

A teacher revealed he had taught a boy called Rhythm.

Following the trend of naming your child after a body part, we have someone called Placenta. One user replied to the comment saying: "Sure it was the actual baby and not the other part she's given birth to..."

Maybe they're being born into a family of singers? We also found another musically related name, Lyric: "I was in a play with a boy named Lyric once. He was a wolfkin furry. (Not in the play, either)"

Got any favourites so far? Well read this. Another commented: "Where I work I come across a lot of children's names. Some of my favorites are: Thunderspazzing, Future Success (first and middle name), Dysenteria, Litracy, Miss, Beautiful Safari (first and middle name), Sheaaaron, and soooo many more."

Sure, name your child after your favourite spirit. One user told the thread: "My cousin named her son Jack Daniels :(" to which someone replied: "I have a friend called Jackie Danielle. Not sure if it's worse or better."

Or your favourite fruit juice drink? We think this could work with either a boy or a girl actually!

A bit of a spin on the name Jack, we present you, Jacuzzi.

The same user who revealed the name Sunny D, gave a list of her favourite names she's come across while being a post partum nurse for 20 years. Her favourites were: "Sunny D, Crystal Shining Waters & her twin brother Blue Clear Waters, Mistidawn, and last but not least Exhilarence."

"Satan. Literally named Satan. We didn't believe it so grilled him about it and he either an excellent liar or his parents named him Satan." Did they have a bad day?!

This gives us all the unicorn and sparkle vibes.

It looks like someone called their child after the feeling of excitement. Take it as a compliment I guess?

"Aww, she's so lovely!" Yes, she is. But it gets better... one shared their story: "We were at an appointment for my GF when she was pregnant. Some family came in and called this little girl Lovely Autumn Breeze. That was definitely a strange one."

Last but not least, another name which could be for a boy or a girl. They said: "My friend has a baby called Bunny, he's a boy!" One replied to their comment and said: "Could introduce himself as ''bonnie'' though." True.