Stop! Do not name your child that!

I say tell her how you feel but keep in mind that she will do was she wants in the end.
But I think reminder her that she regrets naming her son as she did is a good thing to do as a friend.

"will live at home at 40 and will have hands that smell like cheese."

I about choked on my coffee reading that! I've had some friends give their kids names that I thought were kinda strange, but that seems to be the norm anymore. Is the name she's choosing really that terrible? Is she going to get mad if you try to talk her out of it? Names can be extremely personal things to some people. I really can't advise you either way on this one. I will wish you good luck in whichever route you take.

ROFLMAO
You just can't win in this situation. I have no recommendation. Maybe just be a friend and be there for her down the road when the regret sets in. A hormonal mommy-to-be thinking of naming her child... it could get ugly.

She will name her child what she thinks is right no matter what anyone says. I always cosidered the intials when naming mine also as I remember there was a boy at school who used to get teased because his initials were VD poor lad. I would talk to her about it but I think if she has already decided you may not sway her but saying that I had chosen names for all three of mine before they were born and once they were named them something else because that name didn't seem to suit. Ellie:D

We have a nasty neighbor who named their twin sons from lords of the ring names. We were not aware that their names were from that book because we are not in speaking terms. We named our dogs Frodo and Legolas from that book too! Everytime our neighbors learned of that, they illicit laughter!

All my kids' names were well thought of and they usually get praises from them.

here you can pay an amount to get a name change and if she regrets it maybe she should check into it.
Y a might point out to her what the name could mean to the child in later years.

I think that I would tell her something,but in a very diplomatic way.

I know exactly how you feel! One of my best friend's moms does the paperwork for hospitals and such (including birth certificates) She says that some of the names she sees are awful! One couple named their kid "America" and another, not sure if I can say this without being explicit, ummm... "(excretion)head" pronounced with the first 3 letters as one syllable, then the last 5 as another.

I honestly don't know what some of these parents are thinking

If I see another girl named 'kylie' or 'kaylie' one more time, i think I will lose it. Not that they are bad names, but they're so overused anymore.

Yes, once, a few years ago. My friend was Brazilian and she wanted her son to be called "Caio", which sounds like "Cayo" in Spanish. Cayo can be several things, one is key, like the Florida Keys, and the other is the past tense of "caer", which means to fall down. My friend just told me that the name she had chosen sounded nice in Portuguese and I know that the baby was given that name after all. Sorry, but I still think that name does not sound nice.