Influencer Nara Smith trolled for bizarre baby names

TikTok’s beloved domestic goddess Nara Smith, famous for her dreamy cooking videos and homemade aesthetic, just went viral again, but this time, it is not her sourdough or oat milk stealing the spotlight. It is her baby name wishlist that has social media collectively raising eyebrows, clutching pearls, and spamming the crying emoji.

Internet trolls influencer Nara Smith for bizarre baby names | Credit: Instagram/naraaziza

Nara Smith’s baby name brainstorm sends the internet spiralling

Nara, who is pregnant with her fourth child with fellow model Lucky Blue Smith, took to her social media to share the names that didn’t make the cut. And let us just say: chaos ensued.

“Pretty unique” is how Nara sweetly described the list. The internet, however, had another word: unhinged. From boy names like Moss Goody Sundae, Champ, Silk, and Dare, to girl picks like Twinkle, Velvet Button, Willow Mirror, and the ever-controversial Butter, viewers were left wondering if she was naming a fairy garden or a human child.

Nara also expressed love for the names Merit and Shimmer, along with past contenders like Lemon, Pipin, Halo, Flick, and Mercer. She confessed that naming her kids has only gotten harder with each baby, especially after already blessing the world with names like Rumble Honey, Slim Easy, and Whimsy Lou.

The commenters were shooketh

It did not take long for the comments section to explode. One user jokingly asked, “Are you naming an elf on the shelf or a child?” Another, clearly struggling to process the list, simply said, “Girl, please.”

Someone else issued a brutal but honest reminder: “Nara, remember they won’t be babies forever and have to introduce themselves to co-workers and bosses.” That comment alone racked up over 500,000 likes, because apparently HR departments are not ready for “Butter” to join the team.

Internet trolls influencer Nara Smith for bizarre baby names | Credit: Instagram/naraaziza

Still, not everyone was on troll duty. Some fans actually loved names like Sundae and Velvet, calling them “adorably whimsical.” But the overall vibe? Confused but entertained.

Fairy tale or identity crisis?

Whether you think Nara is redefining baby naming culture or just trolling for content, one thing is clear: the internet will never be emotionally prepared for someone named Button to file taxes.