Expectant mother Angie Harmon and her husband Jason Sehorn are expecting their third child this winter.

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In a recent interview, Angie said that they have picked out a unique name. She said, "I look through the baby-name books to make sure the name I'm picking is not in there. I just don't want everyone to have it!"
Uh oh.
Angie, you have us worried. You already have daughters named Avery and Finley. How much more unique can you get without skewing into the bizarre?
We'd like to remind you that babies are humans and they have to live with their names forever -- or at least until they're old enough to legally change their names.
Think the Mamas are overreacting?
David Bowie named his son Zowie -- that kid later changed his name to Joe.
Tallulah Belle Willis changed her name to Lula Willis.
In New Zealand, a judge ordered a name change for a nine-year-old girl named Talula Does The Hula From Hawaii. The girl was so embarrassed that she had never told her classmates her real name and they simply knew her as K.
Also in New Zealand, a judge blocked a couple from naming their son 4real.
We wish that a judge had been called in when the parents of Urhines Kendall Icy Eight Special K filed her birth certificate.
We're not suggesting that Angie and Jason should name their child Emily (#1 in 2007), Jacob (#1 in 2000), or Jennifer (#1970-1984). We understand that no child (both male and female) wants to be one of six Tylers in his/her kindergarten class.
Just use some common sense -- unlike Pete Wentz and Ashlee Simpson. You just know that little Bronx Mowgli Wentz will one day legally change his name to Bob or Mike or John.
What do you think about, ahem, creative names? Leave a comment at Jen's blog.
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