Strange baby names

The child named Lucifer can be Luci if he becomes gender fluid, as is all the rage at the moment ?

Besides, the Christian interpretation is only one; other meanings are really quite nice:
Old English, from Latin, ‘light-bringing, morning star’, from lux, luc- ‘light’ + -fer ‘bearing’. Lucifer (sense 1) is by association with the ‘son of the morning’ (Isa. 14:12), believed by Christian interpreters to be a reference to Satan.

My granchildren have traditional names ,all except one who says she's the only person in the world with her name .She isn't, its scandinavian in origin but she's the only one in her school or in the area as far as I'm aware.She sees her unusual name as a problem because as soon as its mentioned everyone knows its her.You'll never keep people happy .I have no problem with what the expected baby is called whatever it is someone will complain .Probably its big sister ..lol

We gave my elder son a name that was solidly traditional, but had completely fallen out of favour in 1971. Now, much to my fury, it’s one of the most popular boys’ names. Something similar is happening with my grandson. We lead the fashion, it seems!

It’s a great responsibility naming a child. It labels them socially and in many other ways. I think British names are very influenced by America at the moment - perhaps they always were.