I suspect that KP's children will probably grow up to be "professional offspring of famous parents" and have some kind of media career as it's all they have ever known so I don't think the name would be a handicap. I still think it's better suited to a nickname though.
I'm really hoping that KP has a 'Saffy' though who hates pink, hates frills and anything 'girlie' and and when it comes to Disney likes all the 'baddies' and hates the princesses/heroes! I would find that so funny
She did a photo shoot with Jett in OK not long after he was born, she sold photos of him to The Sun on Mother's day, she also did another OK shoot with him recently.
This photo shoot now with Bunny, which I'm sure wont be the last.
But, PA is the only one who is slated for it and his baby gets called "Meal ticket".
Strange.
Not so. As far as I'm aware they both get slated - and rightly so. Both of them use their children to make money and have no other option but to flog their families pictures to the trashy mags to the media on a regular basis.
And PA IS just as responsible for the name Princess Tiammi or whatever it is - whichever way you look at it a rather silly OTT name.
What I don't understand ( and will probably get flamed for) is that there is a PA critics thread and a PA Appreciation thread, yet every time we talk about KP, it always ends up with people slating PA and occasionally entails a bunfight.
Can't we just talk about KP without mentioning her ex from five years ago?
What I don't understand ( and will probably get flamed for) is that there is a PA critics thread and a PA Appreciation thread, yet every time we talk about KP, it always ends up with people slating PA and occasionally entails a bunfight.
Can't we just talk about KP without mentioning her ex from five years ago?
What I don't understand ( and will probably get flamed for) is that there is a PA critics thread and a PA Appreciation thread, yet every time we talk about KP, it always ends up with people slating PA and occasionally entails a bunfight.
Can't we just talk about KP without mentioning her ex from five years ago?
It could have been worse, she could have named her daughter Peggy or Ethel, which is not cute. Is there anyone under 80 years old named Peggy or Ethel.
What I don't understand ( and will probably get flamed for) is that there is a PA critics thread and a PA Appreciation thread, yet every time we talk about KP, it always ends up with people slating PA and occasionally entails a bunfight.
Can't we just talk about KP without mentioning her ex from five years ago?
Best to just ignore then. ;-) I would hate to think that another Katie thread was to be closed down.
I am pleased to say that some people actually can put some thought into their childrens name... don't tell me that people don't associate names with other people... and personal experiences...
about 10 years ago it was popular to name girls after a bottle of wine... but it fell out of fashion..... but the name you give a child affects them forever... I am glad that I have a traditional name, rather than something like ice cream as I think that it has helped me in life... and there are lots of studies that confirm this!
I don't agree with Katie Hopkins though... the name that a child has is no reflection on the child but rather the idiotic parents that chose it!! I would not want to fall into that category.. and if you think that I am a 'hyacyth' for not calling my child Chardonay, Destini or Princess, Primarni or Bunny.. then I guess that is a badge of honur!
and BTW yes PM Gordon Browns first name was James.. you can google it if you don't believe me and you think that it is a fairy story!
It could have been worse, she could have named her daughter Peggy or Ethel, which is not cute. Is there anyone under 80 years old named Peggy or Ethel.
There have always been 'fashionable' names that have been out there... when footballers wifes was popular as a TV series there was a spate of Chardonay's and Merlot's on birth certificates...
There are often name fads... some of them are linked to TV shows and 'personalities, or you read about them... the thing is that these trends come and go, when I was born the names Porcha and Gemma were those names.... yet no one calls their children that now...
One of the posts aimed at me refered to me as a 'hyacyinth' which in itself proves that people use names to tanspose character traits on people... I am assuming from the context of the post to mean a snob... in relation to a character from the TV series keeping up appearances... which made me chuckle as I am not a bored housewife at the end of her life with a grown up child and a retired husband whith a questionable family!
I like my name because it was never 'common' there have been times when it has been in the top 30 names... and I have a choice of whether to shorten it to another name as I did after getting married so that it matched my surname.
I do belive if my parents had given me a silly name like 'ice-cream' it would have affected my opportunties in life... there are lots of studies that show that names can have an impact on your education and career opportunities. Which company wants to employ a person called ice-cream... apart from a frozen confectioners... so to ensure that your children have a name that will suit them for a lifetime is an important consideration....
So on that basis I think that KP has made a selfish and silly choice with her daughters name... Bunny .... she is a human not a rabbit... she is a little person not a pet!
There have always been 'fashionable' names that have been out there... when footballers wifes was popular as a TV series there was a spate of Chardonay's and Merlot's on birth certificates...
There are often name fads... some of them are linked to TV shows and 'personalities, or you read about them... the thing is that these trends come and go, when I was born the names Porcha and Gemma were those names.... yet no one calls their children that now...
One of the posts aimed at me refered to me as a 'hyacyinth' which in itself proves that people use names to tanspose character traits on people... I am assuming from the context of the post to mean a snob... in relation to a character from the TV series keeping up appearances... which made me chuckle as I am not a bored housewife at the end of her life with a grown up child and a retired husband whith a questionable family!
I like my name because it was never 'common' there have been times when it has been in the top 30 names... and I have a choice of whether to shorten it to another name as I did after getting married so that it matched my surname.
I do belive if my parents had given me a silly name like 'ice-cream' it would have affected my opportunties in life... there are lots of studies that show that names can have an impact on your education and career opportunities. Which company wants to employ a person called ice-cream... apart from a frozen confectioners... so to ensure that your children have a name that will suit them for a lifetime is an important consideration....
So on that basis I think that KP has made a selfish and silly choice with her daughters name... Bunny .... she is a human not a rabbit... she is a little person not a pet!
In what way would a child's name impact on their education?
Surely any company would base their decision on whether to employ someone on their qualifications & experience, not their name?
You do seem to be saying "Mary" with no qualifications or experience would be employed over "Ice cream" who has both but is not employable simply because she has a silly name?
I just hope the beautiful new baby brings the family some happiness really (although I said that when Jett was born so not holding my breath!!)
The name doesn't really bother me - there are many shockers out there on zeleb circuit (Sunday Roast / North West etc...) and I was actually expecting it to be more outlandish than Bunny really.
What I can't bear are the lies, there really is no need to either pretend she was more premature than she was, or lie about being six months pregnant back in April - it's one or the other. It's insulting & attention-seeking.
And don't really care who has sold the most mag stories, KP or PA - they both do it (along with many other celebs).
It could be worse, she could have picked Cavy (a nickname of guinea pig) or doe (female rabbit).
Bunny to me is o.k for a nickname (mine nickname as a kid was bonkers and unique!) but an actual name? (Oh well... each to their own...but then again I'm firmly in the camp of don't give pets people names and don't give people animal names)
I foresee many photo ops with Bunny in bunny ears *le sighs*
Hope Mummy doesn't make every step a drama for the cute little button.
(and lol at the wedding vows... yes.. that ALWAYS stops someone going off and shagging other people that does..)
In what way would a child's name impact on their education?
Surely any company would base their decision on whether to employ someone on their qualifications & experience, not their name?
You do seem to be saying "Mary" with no qualifications or experience would be employed over "Ice cream" who has both but is not employable simply because she has a silly name?
Really, BEL, it's a bizarre and ridiculous notion.
In any case, who would want to work for someone so pathetically limited that they'd judge a potential candidate on the basis of his/her name rather than their capabilities?
It could be worse, she could have picked Cavy (a nickname of guinea pig) or doe (female rabbit).
Bunny to me is o.k for a nickname (mine nickname as a kid was bonkers and unique!) but an actual name? (Oh well... each to their own...but then again I'm firmly in the camp of don't give pets people names and don't give people animal names)
I foresee many photo ops with Bunny in bunny ears *le sighs*
Hope Mummy doesn't make every step a drama for the cute little button.
(and lol at the wedding vows... yes.. that ALWAYS stops someone going off and shagging other people that does..)
Doe - (£dough) female rabbit.
Buck - $ Male rabbit
£££ Lolly, Cash, Penny, Bob,Ayrton Senna. Moola is exotic.
There have always been 'fashionable' names that have been out there... when footballers wifes was popular as a TV series there was a spate of Chardonay's and Merlot's on birth certificates...
There are often name fads... some of them are linked to TV shows and 'personalities, or you read about them... the thing is that these trends come and go, when I was born the names Porcha and Gemma were those names.... yet no one calls their children that now...
One of the posts aimed at me refered to me as a 'hyacyinth' which in itself proves that people use names to tanspose character traits on people... I am assuming from the context of the post to mean a snob... in relation to a character from the TV series keeping up appearances... which made me chuckle as I am not a bored housewife at the end of her life with a grown up child and a retired husband whith a questionable family!
I like my name because it was never 'common' there have been times when it has been in the top 30 names... and I have a choice of whether to shorten it to another name as I did after getting married so that it matched my surname.
I do belive if my parents had given me a silly name like 'ice-cream' it would have affected my opportunties in life... there are lots of studies that show that names can have an impact on your education and career opportunities. Which company wants to employ a person called ice-cream... apart from a frozen confectioners... so to ensure that your children have a name that will suit them for a lifetime is an important consideration....
So on that basis I think that KP has made a selfish and silly choice with her daughters name... Bunny .... she is a human not a rabbit... she is a little person not a pet!
What a bizarre assertion. Gemma is a very popular name.
Well she has called her little cherub bunny so that's that , and much as I personally think it a stupid name I shall give the child the courtesy of referring to her as *bunny* and despite intense dislike of the mother (and passing fancy for the daddy) I won't be bastardising her given name by messing around with it to look cool and witty or get a dig at her mother , because calling an innocent baby anything other than her given name or family nickname would be contemptible ,in my humble opinion. So bunny it is , like it or lump it .
In what way would a child's name impact on their education?
Surely any company would base their decision on whether to employ someone on their qualifications & experience, not their name?
You do seem to be saying "Mary" with no qualifications or experience would be employed over "Ice cream" who has both but is not employable simply because she has a silly name?
Exactly BEL,there may be "studies" but I for one do not believe that your name can define how well your life goes,there are people with strange names in all sorts of ways that get bloody high in life you only have to look around you in friends with good jobs and high up in their field from when I was at school with them,,
Then on the other scale where I've worked with addicts and alcoholics who are struggling- their lives have been broken but surely no one is naive enough they are not all called Chardonnay (not that that name bothers me in the slightest!)
Sorry but just because Katie Prices baby daughters called Bunny it does not hinder her from being the best of the very best in what career she chooses she could even be an PM -why not?
No one knows what life holds the only thing we are guaranteed in life is taxes and death
There have always been 'fashionable' names that have been out there... when footballers wifes was popular as a TV series there was a spate of Chardonay's and Merlot's on birth certificates...
There are often name fads... some of them are linked to TV shows and 'personalities, or you read about them... the thing is that these trends come and go, when I was born the names Porcha and Gemma were those names.... yet no one calls their children that now...
One of the posts aimed at me refered to me as a 'hyacyinth' which in itself proves that people use names to tanspose character traits on people... I am assuming from the context of the post to mean a snob... in relation to a character from the TV series keeping up appearances... which made me chuckle as I am not a bored housewife at the end of her life with a grown up child and a retired husband whith a questionable family!
I like my name because it was never 'common' there have been times when it has been in the top 30 names... and I have a choice of whether to shorten it to another name as I did after getting married so that it matched my surname.
I do belive if my parents had given me a silly name like 'ice-cream' it would have affected my opportunties in life... there are lots of studies that show that names can have an impact on your education and career opportunities. Which company wants to employ a person called ice-cream... apart from a frozen confectioners... so to ensure that your children have a name that will suit them for a lifetime is an important consideration....
So on that basis I think that KP has made a selfish and silly choice with her daughters name... Bunny .... she is a human not a rabbit... she is a little person not a pet!
This is a genuine question. Care to list a few names that pass as OK with you. I really am interested (my first name hasn't been in the top 100 for years (although my middle name, has:) ).
Going off on a tangent, I saw a couple of pics today of Linda Lusardi at a panto launch. She's considerably older than KP, but she looks so much better. Botox and other cosmetic proceedures have messed up KP's face and body. Very sad.
Going off on a tangent, I saw a couple of pics today of Linda Lusardi at a panto launch. She's considerably older than KP, but she looks so much better. Botox and other cosmetic proceedures have messed up KP's face and body. Very sad.
Linda was always way better looking than kp and for sure still is .Stunning looking woman .Even nicola mclean is better looking than kp these days ,much as it pains me to say so .But yes, Linda is the dog's wotsits of glamma models .
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I'm really hoping that KP has a 'Saffy' though who hates pink, hates frills and anything 'girlie' and and when it comes to Disney likes all the 'baddies' and hates the princesses/heroes! I would find that so funny
Not so. As far as I'm aware they both get slated - and rightly so. Both of them use their children to make money and have no other option but to flog their families pictures to the trashy mags to the media on a regular basis.
And PA IS just as responsible for the name Princess Tiammi or whatever it is - whichever way you look at it a rather silly OTT name.
Can't we just talk about KP without mentioning her ex from five years ago?
It wouldn't suit the agenda ;-)
Please !
Best to just ignore then. ;-) I would hate to think that another Katie thread was to be closed down.
Both BIB - Nope, you've lost me there
Lily Allen has a daughter called Ethel
There have always been 'fashionable' names that have been out there... when footballers wifes was popular as a TV series there was a spate of Chardonay's and Merlot's on birth certificates...
There are often name fads... some of them are linked to TV shows and 'personalities, or you read about them... the thing is that these trends come and go, when I was born the names Porcha and Gemma were those names.... yet no one calls their children that now...
One of the posts aimed at me refered to me as a 'hyacyinth' which in itself proves that people use names to tanspose character traits on people... I am assuming from the context of the post to mean a snob... in relation to a character from the TV series keeping up appearances... which made me chuckle as I am not a bored housewife at the end of her life with a grown up child and a retired husband whith a questionable family!
I like my name because it was never 'common' there have been times when it has been in the top 30 names... and I have a choice of whether to shorten it to another name as I did after getting married so that it matched my surname.
I do belive if my parents had given me a silly name like 'ice-cream' it would have affected my opportunties in life... there are lots of studies that show that names can have an impact on your education and career opportunities. Which company wants to employ a person called ice-cream... apart from a frozen confectioners... so to ensure that your children have a name that will suit them for a lifetime is an important consideration....
So on that basis I think that KP has made a selfish and silly choice with her daughters name... Bunny .... she is a human not a rabbit... she is a little person not a pet!
In what way would a child's name impact on their education?
Surely any company would base their decision on whether to employ someone on their qualifications & experience, not their name?
You do seem to be saying "Mary" with no qualifications or experience would be employed over "Ice cream" who has both but is not employable simply because she has a silly name?
The name doesn't really bother me - there are many shockers out there on zeleb circuit (Sunday Roast / North West etc...) and I was actually expecting it to be more outlandish than Bunny really.
What I can't bear are the lies, there really is no need to either pretend she was more premature than she was, or lie about being six months pregnant back in April - it's one or the other. It's insulting & attention-seeking.
And don't really care who has sold the most mag stories, KP or PA - they both do it (along with many other celebs).
Bunny to me is o.k for a nickname (mine nickname as a kid was bonkers and unique!) but an actual name? (Oh well... each to their own...but then again I'm firmly in the camp of don't give pets people names and don't give people animal names)
I foresee many photo ops with Bunny in bunny ears *le sighs*
Hope Mummy doesn't make every step a drama for the cute little button.
(and lol at the wedding vows... yes.. that ALWAYS stops someone going off and shagging other people that does..)
Still, she's stolen Kerry Katonas thunder as her wedding hasn't even been mentioned on here so she's achieved all she sets out to do
Really, BEL, it's a bizarre and ridiculous notion.
In any case, who would want to work for someone so pathetically limited that they'd judge a potential candidate on the basis of his/her name rather than their capabilities?
As nobody won the sweep will it roll over for the next one?:)
Katona's wedding is next week Ok!...and KP is the bridesmaid!:o
Ooooh! Can I have "Duchess Katie" please?
Doe - (£dough) female rabbit.
Buck - $ Male rabbit
£££ Lolly, Cash, Penny, Bob,Ayrton Senna. Moola is exotic.
What a bizarre assertion. Gemma is a very popular name.
I think this whole thread has become rather bizarre, actually.
I know a couple of people called Gemma
Exactly BEL,there may be "studies" but I for one do not believe that your name can define how well your life goes,there are people with strange names in all sorts of ways that get bloody high in life you only have to look around you in friends with good jobs and high up in their field from when I was at school with them,,
Then on the other scale where I've worked with addicts and alcoholics who are struggling- their lives have been broken but surely no one is naive enough they are not all called Chardonnay (not that that name bothers me in the slightest!)
Sorry but just because Katie Prices baby daughters called Bunny it does not hinder her from being the best of the very best in what career she chooses she could even be an PM -why not?
No one knows what life holds the only thing we are guaranteed in life is taxes and death
This is a genuine question. Care to list a few names that pass as OK with you. I really am interested (my first name hasn't been in the top 100 for years (although my middle name, has:) ).