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This is a topic I just discussed with my child - my child is 8.I am the sole holder of credit cards with my name on them, so if something happens to me today, I and I alone am responsible for those cards and the balances.And I actually forbade my child to ever think about settling balances which are not in my child's name - due to recent increase in instances where collection agencies call in the time of grief and "helpfully" ask if the relatives want to pay off some balance "in memory of the deceased".That's as sick as it sounds.

First of all congratulations on your newborn baby.Fair enough, your kid, you can name him whatever you want.I think you shouldn't respond to anyone, but ask yourself, is their criticism valid?Have you considered what your child's experience throughout their life will be like?I can think of a hundred ways to make fun of and insult that poor kid and I feel pity for him. What do you think I would do if I hated him?Your name starts with pee and ends with boo (poo) urine and shit? Peekaticuh shitting sound peeka peeka peekaboo. How many times does he have to hear the same joke peekaboo I see you? Can you imagine when he is an adult in the workforce and his boss calls him peekaboo? Who would take him seriously. This kid will be bullied throughout his life until he changes his name.A child will grow to live up to his name. It's the first clue to his identity. What's your child's name referring to?No one has any business telling you what to name your child, but it's your business to love him and to give him a name that won't make his life miserable.Dude, even my daughter's name is unconventional and new to our society. AlShamsah, from my clan’s name, means solar or solar goddess. Its unique, but it's full of pride and people started copying it.If you must be original then you must make it a good name for their entire life. Not just good for infancy, your child will grow out of his name.I wish you would reconsider, but it's your child and your choice. So you are responsible for it.

We elected not to know the sex of our newborn so we had a name ready to go that would work for either a boy or a girl. Then he came into the world.The problem was, he was such a boy looking boy. The neutral sounding name didn’t work. My wife and I agreed on the spot that we need a new name, and fast.In Japanese, names are naturally written in Chinese characters. Each Chinese characters have number of brush strokes and combining it with our family name, there is a way to work out if the name of the person has good luck or bad luck. These days, there are web-sites that give you the luck of the name if you plug in the characters.Diagram of how to calculate the different aspect of luck from Chinese charactersSo I went and decoded one of them, and worked out all the stroke combination that can result in optimum luck on Excel. From the stroke combination we narrowed down list of Chinese character combinations that can be used to a handful. We locked in on the sound “Ken” because it is pronouceable in any language and used above list to fit a set of characters - narrowing it down to one name.And it was perfect. Mother loved it. It just worked with his face and being somehow. It’s hard to explain.So my son was named using MS Excel and he is mathematically optimized for good fortune.