Want a unique baby name? Your creativity might face restrictions in Australia
There's a reason you've never met an Australian whose legal name is Goddess or A!3xand3er.
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There's a reason you've never met an Australian whose legal name is Goddess or A!3xand3er.
Kirsten Drysdale and husband Chris' son, who is now four months old, was given the unusual moniker shortly after his birth.
An American couple expecting triplets shocked their followers after revealing they were naming one of their babies after a major Australian city.
'We chose methamphetamine thinking there's no way that anyone will see that word and think it's OK,' Drysdale said, according to The Guardian. 'But we were wrong.'
An experiment with NSW's official name-submission process has left a little boy with quite the unusual name.