Me and my husband have been thinking about having another baby

I understand the name I have picked are not normal, but I remember being young and I knew 8 kids in my school with my name. It was the most aggravating thing to be called Mia H because they didn't know who I was. I want my kids to be different,Some of the names may be a little bit crazy.The one we are really leaning towards is Annie Olivia for a girl and for a boy we really don't know yet.

the last name that you chose, the Ozes Yilan is god-awful. i agree 100% with vforveture. you wanted an opinion. sorry if that hurts your feelings, but i'm just telling you what you need to hear. i'm not trying to be mean or degrading. my mother named me kari branden, and i can remember starting school every year correcting people. all my teachers called me branden for the first few weeks, and it was humliating to say the least. it's bad enough to be picked on for looking different, but your looks change over time. why put your kid through name torture, only to have him/her grow up hating it, and eventually spend a whole lot a money going through the legal process of changing it. with that said, i do like piper for a girl. i was thinking of that name for my second daughter, whom we eventually named anabelle. i'm not much for traditional names either, but have always loved anabelle. my kids are paisley elizabeth, and anabelle rose. it's very frustrating for a child, and an adult to constantly correct people on pronouciation, and spelling. people have always read my name and said, "car-ee?" i get upset immediately, and yell, "no! it's pronouced care-ee! my name is kari!" i hate it to this day. my mother told me that branden is a unisex name, and to this day, i could not disagree with her more. i still have resentment towards her because of it. don't do that to yours kids. nahlabell ambrosia is unique, but i can guarantee you 110% that she will be angry with your choice later in life, due to the constant torment. get upset with me about this if you like, that's fine. it's your decision to name your kids what you like, but don't just think about yourself, think about how it will impact their lives.