Very curious to hear feedback on this "unique" boy's name!

[Mrsgoodhart]

Not a fan myself, but I'm an ICU nurse and Kyloh is pronounced the same as the beginning part of a certain not-super-pleasant medical term.

 

[RubyRainbows]

Not a fan myself, but I'm an ICU nurse and Kyloh is pronounced the same as the beginning part of a certain not-super-pleasant medical term.

Really? What is the term?

 

[Insomniash]

Not a fan myself, but I'm an ICU nurse and Kyloh is pronounced the same as the beginning part of a certain not-super-pleasant medical term.

So curious about which term you are referring to lol...

 

[xprincessx]

I, too, am curious about the medical term...I can't work it out at all.

That being said I am not keen, it sounds too feminine for me.

 

[Charliejones]

Hhmmmm I've said it a few times and I think it could work with the right middle name. I think it's nice that you've managed to create your own name it has it's sort of meaning now that u made it up a few years ago.

Some people don't like names instantly because they haven't heard of them before so they think it's abit out of sorts but actually these days it's more common to have unique names.

If you like it go for it! Xx

 

[Mrsgoodhart]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chylothorax
Here you go! Lol
That being said, I firmly believe if you like it you should use it. That's the beauty (one of them!) of having babies- we get to name them whatever makes us happy people who don't like it can have their own babies and name them themselves