My mum works in a school library and sees weird names all the time – but people say she’s finally found the worst

PICKING the perfect name for your little one is easier said than done sometimes.

One the one hand, you want something that wont cause them any trouble growing up, but you might also want them to stand out from the crowd.

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The librarian was stunned when she came across the unusual name[/caption]

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People thought the name should be pronounced ‘honesty’[/caption]

More and more parents are opting for more unique monikers, which might not always be a good thing.

This comes after one woman shared one of the worst names she’s come across during her time working in a school library.

Posting on a popular Facebook group, the woman’s daughter shared the very unusual name.

“My mom works at a school library and sent this to our family chat,” she wrote.

“This group has prepared me for this moment,” she added.

In the post, she shared the name of one of the kids: Ah’Nastee.

The mum had sent a picture of the name to the family group chat asking how it should be pronounced, leaving her own kids scratching their heads.

People on Facebook were equally as baffled by the name, with many slating the parents for picking it in the first place.

One commented: “Tell me you hate your child without telling me your hate your child.”

A second agreed: “This is so awful, they must have known how bad it is.”

“This kid is going to get ragged on, so hard. I really wish parents would consider bullying when naming their children,” a third wrote.

And another chimed in: “Please don’t tell me this is supposed to be pronounced ‘honesty’.”

Meanwhile, others slammed the parents for the name, with one person even noting they should “go straight to jail” because of it.

“I can’t stand when parents do this,” one said.

“Well, this was a very nasty thing to do to your child,” another mocked.

But the name isn’t the only one making waves on social media recently,

 a woman explained that her pal plans to name her baby Raven if it’s a boy – and Femily if the pair welcome a girl.

At first we thought it was her hormones but her husband agrees with her,” she said.

“They have painted the baby room and ordered towels, baby grows etc with initials on key pieces, saying if they get a girl they will save the other stuff for when they have a boy and vice versa.”

The woman slammed the choices, insisting that Raven is a ”girl’s name” and that instead of Femily they should consider Emily as a ”perfectly reasonable” alternative.

“I asked her why that name and she said, if her baby turns out with jet black her and her blue eyes he will be the cutest baby ever, and a very handsome man when he grows up,” she said.

“Femily sounds like a brand of discount feminine hygiene spray that was taken off the market after it caused labial tumours,” one person commented on the post.

Another agreed, commenting: “Femily sounds like a cream for thrush.”

“Femily sounds like a brand of birth control,” a Redditor thought.