I guess it depends how old the child was.

Who changes their child’s name to match a tattoo strange

Dear oh dear, not smart not to spell the names for the artist.

Forehead slap. I have no words!

Hahaha… this reminded me of the story of my Pop whose middle name is Kenvil! It was written incorrectly on the birth certificate instead of Kelvin and so it had to stay.

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  • • mom358849 replied
    • 03 Jul 2019 , 1:04 pm

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  Haha! My son had a Languages teacher, who was Italian. The same thing had happened to her. Her parents wanted to name her Nancy, but with their accent…. She’ll forever be known as Nensy.

This is a bit insane. How old is Kevin…. err Kelvin?!

I knew there was a sound reason why I never a wanted a tattoo. What a way to name your child though – hope grandpa Kevin isn’t too unhappy about being displaced.

Always check spelling for important things

That would be a difficult choice to make. One reason why I’m so reluctant to have a tattoo done

Always pays to check the spelling on everything.

It really does make sense to check designs before committing to a tattoo.

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  • • mom93821 replied
    • 21 May 2018 , 6:44 am

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  Laser removal can be quite expensive too!

Que sera, sera – whatever will be, will be. She will think of this song often, methinks

They must have liked the name Kelvin, otherwise you wouldn’t do such thing.

Um… I’m not sure how thrilled the kid will be when he’s old enough to hear this…

Getting rid of the tattoo was probably to completely. And if they like the name Kelvin, why not? 🙂