Different but I kind of liked it....

Ladybug&Snail

I had an 86 year old patient named "Reddie" pronounced just like "ready" the other night...I told her I liked it and she said her grandma named her...apparently she was born in the middle of a huge snowstorm in the kitchen...I said "so you were just ready to come out" and she said "absolutley"...I can't decide if I like the name or just the story

HappyMrsK

That's a cute story. I don't know that I would want that as a name though!

starlight8323

Sorry, but most babies are ready to come out when they are born... doesn't mean we should go naming them Reddie.

Sounds like she had her very own special, made up version of the popular "girls names ending in -ie" trend of the 1920s. It's the -aden trend of her time.

Ms Molly

Cute story but I personally wouldn't use the name. 

renafaith

Cute story. I wouldn't name my kid that, though.

It ranks right up there with "Earlee" (pronounced like Early)

MrsFoof

I had a boyfriend in highschool who was named Justin, because his mom was over being pregnant and couldn't stand it for one more day, so to her, he came Just-in time 

mlb108

MrsFoof:

I had a boyfriend in highschool who was named Justin, because his mom was over being pregnant and couldn't stand it for one more day, so to her, he came Just-in time 

Lol. That reminds me of those auto insurance commercials with "Justin Case." DH thought they were hilarious and kept joking about naming a future son Justin Case. Of course, that would have required a ln change or Case as a crazy mn.