If you haven't thought about Monica for months, naming your child isn't always easy. It's also not uncommon to want to change some of thelittle child's names. It's been a few months since I completed my birth certificate. But one mother doesn't know what to do after discovering that her 4-year-old daughter can't stand her name, and she wants to go with her nickname instead.
After reading her name in her book, her mother explained that she named her daughterherPhilomena, but for short, she Her family calls her "Pippa". And she says she doesn't want to be called Philomena because her daughter is now old enough to make her decision on her own, and she only answers Pippa.
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Reddit, the American mother insisted: "My daughter doesn't like her name.
" She's four years old and her name is Philomena. We were in America, read that name in a novel, and when we were young I absolutely liked her from, so when I had a daughter I named her Philomena.
"We call her Pippa, and she's her name Pippa. She is not Philomena. Did I mistakenly call her Philomena? "
The mother still says she" loves "the name and is" strange " I don't think so, but he admitted that he may have made the same mistake as his two-year-old son Malcolm. Her family decided to abbreviate Macko.
Malcolm is too young to comment on her name, but her The mother said she was worried. He may just grow up and answer McCo and refuse to mention his full name.
She added: "I still love the name and I don't think it's weird. The spelling is correct and not ridiculous. Her brother is Malcolm. He's called McCo. He's two.
"I don't know, but I really had a hard time naming my child. I didn't want them to be super general, but I didn't want them to be weird either. Do you think Philomena is weird?
Comments on Reddit's post The contributor almost agreed that the mother did nothing wrong with naming her child Philomena and Malcolm, and her daughter's problem was probably that of Philomena's young child. It has more to do with how difficult it is to spell.
One said: "She is four years old and it's a very difficult name to learn to write. Call her with her favorite nickname and see what happens. Let's do it. "
While another person wrote," This reminds me of a children's book, Kiku. Her child may or may not grow up from it. Maybe. I know people with completely ordinary names called by middle names or nicknames. They hate their names for some reason. Sometimes we don't fit our name. "
And the third note:" Your daughter may just be young. When I was little, other kids couldn't pronounce my full name, so I'm always me I went with my nickname. I felt embarrassed and strange about it. Now I often lead by full name. I love it and it suits me. "
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