A mother has changed her baby girl’s name after three months because friends and family struggled to pronounce it.
The Sun reported that�Carri Kessler and her husband Michael, from Maryland in the US, decided to call their newborn daughter, Ottilie, which was inspired by one of their�friends.
“I have a friend in the UK named Ottilie and it’s beautiful, and ever since I heard that name I’ve wanted to use it,” she told Today.
However,�after their�baby�was born, the couple started having doubts about the unusual name. She�said that the nurses at the hospital couldn’t say it and even her�own grandmother was having trouble with the name six weeks after the birth. So�she and her husband�started searching for�other names in the hospital but couldn’t pick one that felt right.
“No one could remember it and no one could pronounce it.�I was like, ‘If you say it with a British accent, it sounds really good!’”, she�said.
It then came to a point when introducing their daughter to family and friends became a problem.
“Anytime anyone said her name, I kind of cringed,” she said. “Introducing her made me sweat. And I thought, we’re going to keep having to introduce her! This is going to be a problem forever.”
So, after three months, Ms Kessler thought about the idea of changing their daughter’s name along with her partner, and he agreed. The couple�decided to rename their baby,�Margot.
They then sent out a mass email to inform their family and friends of the name change, and said that the reaction was positive.
Source:�News.com.au�and�Dailymail.co.uk
Very tasty, thankyou!