Baby

In general, it&#39;s safest to leave people&#39;s parenting choices uncommented on, even the choices they make before the kid has left the womb.While it can be painful to watch a slow train wreck in real time, people really don&#39;t like unsolicited advice from family members, even if the family member is right.<h2>In a popular <a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/AmItheAsshole/comments/11tece8/aita_for_telling_my_sister_she_needs_to_name_her/" target="_blank">post on the AITA subreddit</a>, the OP asked if they were wrong for telling their sister to pick a less &quot;cool&quot; baby name.</h2>They wrote:<blockquote> AITA for telling my sister she needs to name her baby like he will grow up and not give him a &quot;cool&quot; baby name? </blockquote><blockquote> My sister is obsessed with the show Yellowstone. Her husband is willing to do anything to make her happy. They want to name their baby Cowboy. I know I should have kept my mouth shut. It&#39;s not my circus or my monkey. I just know the absolute sh*t that kid will go through. </blockquote><div className="ad-splitter"></div><blockquote> So I told her to consider that she was naming a person who would eventually be an adult. Our mom and dad at least had the decency to only give me Danger as a middle name. Yes, I&#39;ve seen the f**king movie. </blockquote><blockquote> She thinks I&#39;m an a**hole for calling her name choice stupid. I think I&#39;m trying to save him from a lifetime of bullying until he legally changes his name. </blockquote><a data-testid="comment_author_link" href="https://www.reddit.com/user/RichCorinthian/">RichCorinthian</a> wrote:<blockquote> It&#39;s an awesome name! When he gets older he can go by &quot;Beefman.&quot; It&#39;s ****ing ridiculous. NTA. </blockquote><a data-testid="comment_author_link" href="https://www.reddit.com/user/rbfking/">rbfking</a> wrote:<blockquote> I&#39;m surprised she didn&#39;t want to throw some flair on the spelling...maybe like Khaowbhoy. NTA. </blockquote><a data-testid="comment_author_link" href="https://www.reddit.com/user/srgonzo75/">srgonzo75</a> wrote:<div className="ad-splitter"></div><blockquote> NTA. I guess someone liked the guitar picker on Yellowstone. Of course, if she paid attention, she might have noticed he called himself that so he wouldn&rsquo;t have to give his actual name. </blockquote><a data-testid="comment_author_link" href="https://www.reddit.com/user/Safe-Amphibian-1238/">Safe-Amphibian-1238</a> wrote:<blockquote> As a veteran teacher, I thought I had heard all the awful names. Nope, this one makes it to the top 5. Tell your sister a teacher, who will have to call out that name at school everyday, is telling her it is a terrible idea. </blockquote>The consensus is strong here: OP is NTA, and their sister&#39;s baby name is off the charts bullying material.<div className="ad-splitter"></div>

Sibling mocks sister's baby name, says 'give him a name that works as an adult.'

In general, it&#39;s safest to leave people&#39;s parenting choices uncommented on, even the choices they make before the kid has left the womb.While it can be painful to watch a slow train wreck in real time, people really don&#39;t like unsolicited advice from family members, even if the family member is right.In a popular post on the AITA subreddit, the OP asked if they were wrong for telling their sister to pick a less &quot;cool&quot; baby name.They wrote: AITA for telling my sister she needs to name her baby like he will grow up and not give him a &quot;cool&quot; baby name?  My sister is obsessed with the show Yellowstone. Her husband is willing to do anything to make her happy. They want to name their baby Cowboy. I know I should have kept my mouth shut. It&#39;s not my circus or my monkey. I just know the absolute sh*t that kid will go through.  So I told her to consider that she was naming a person who would eventually be an adult. Our mom and dad at least had the decency to only give me Danger as a middle name. Yes, I&#39;ve seen the f**king movie.  She thinks I&#39;m an a**hole for calling her name choice stupid. I think I&#39;m trying to save him from a lifetime of bullying until he legally changes his name. RichCorinthian wrote: It&#39;s an awesome name! When he gets older he can go by &quot;Beefman.&quot; It&#39;s ****ing ridiculous. NTA. rbfking wrote: I&#39;m surprised she didn&#39;t want to throw some flair on the spelling...maybe like Khaowbhoy. NTA. srgonzo75 wrote: NTA. I guess someone liked the guitar picker on Yellowstone. Of course, if she paid attention, she might have noticed he called himself that so he wouldn&rsquo;t have to give his actual name. Safe-Amphibian-1238 wrote: As a veteran teacher, I thought I had heard all the awful names. Nope, this one makes it to the top 5. Tell your sister a teacher, who will have to call out that name at school everyday, is telling her it is a terrible idea. The consensus is strong here: OP is NTA, and their sister&#39;s baby name is off the charts bullying material.

In general, it&#39;s safest to leave people&#39;s parenting choices uncommented on, even the choices they make before the kid has left the womb.  While it can be painful to watch a slow train wreck in real time, people really don&#39;t...