Karma

Comment left Dec 10, 2008: "I feel I should leave a comment since the one left before mine wasn't too positive. I named my daughter Karma. It had nothing to do with my relationship with her father, or what I might have been "pinning on her so blatantly" I named her Karma because she was my good Karma! Things were different with her from the very moment I found out I was pregnant...different in the sense that all other mothers I had talked to, weren't experiencing the same things I was, and even now, the name suits her even more. She's an amazing little girl, far beyond her years. I feel as though her name is a badge of honor, not something she should feel negatively about. Her name has a deep and significant meaning, both with us, her parents, and by the definition of the word. I wanted her to feel special, important, and unique. Having a unique name myself, I liked it growing up. It was nice to not be an Ashley, or a Jennifer...I want her to feel the same, and if we're going to be pinning responsibilities on kids, then yes, I guess I expect her to live up to her name, and it's meaning, just as any other parent would... I must say though, I take pleasure in knowing there has only been 926 girls since 1880 named Karma. Nothing like standing out in a crowd! Regards, Karma's mom Kyla" (Report as inappropriate)

Comment left Oct 14, 2008: "I have noticed it's the new "Destiny" type of name. Popular for babies concieved accidentally that end up causing a couple who was splitting to remain together. Seems alot to pin on a kid so balatantly." (Report as inappropriate)