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BIZARRE: 2 - What They Never Told You

Mother changes six-month-old son’s name because she ‘felt awkward’ about original choice

Jen Hamilton, 32, claims people didn’t always react well when she told them her second son was called Aspen

The Independent UK

Mother changes six-month-old son’s name because she ‘felt awkward’ about original choice

Jen Hamilton, 32, claims people didn’t always react well when she told them her second son was called Aspen

The Independent UK

Mother changes six-month-old son’s name because she ‘felt awkward’ about original choice

Jen Hamilton, 32, claims people didn’t always react well when she told them her second son was called Aspen

The Independent UK

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Mum 'uncomfortable' with saying son's name changes it after six months

Jen, from Charlotte, North Carolina, USA, revealed she picked the name after seeing it on Pinterest and initially believed it would fit him when he was born.

Daily Record

Mum changes son's name after six months because she felt 'uncomfortable' with it

Jen Hamilton thought she found the perfect name for her son but was left 'struggling' when she realised it didn't fit him at all - so she changed it six months later

Daily Mirror

Mother changes six-month-old son’s name because she ‘felt awkward’ about original choice

Jen Hamilton, 32, claims people didn’t always react well when she told them her second son was called Aspen

The Independent UK

Mum changed son's name after six months because she felt awkward saying it

Jen says people didn't always react well when she told them her second son's name

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Classroom litter boxes, cat translators and other myths

Rumors of litter boxes in bathrooms to accommodate students identifying as “furries” and wearing cat costumes to school are like the wild tales about werewolves in 16th-century Germany, or witches in 17th-century New England.

Chicago Sun-Times

Doggone everything but the dogs

Every day is Dog Day around our house. The pets can serve as a social emollient like no other.

Chicago Sun-Times

Britain's first gay dad welcomes new son with £10,000 worth of baby clothes and £3,700 Versace stroller

Barrie Drewitt-Barlow said his new child Romeo already has a “substantial selection of Gucci and Burberry and many other designer brands in his wardrobe”

Liverpool Echo

£50,000 donation to Lisa Dorrian reward fund from TV reality star

He approached Lisa’s sister after spotting the Let's Find Lisa campaign

Belfast Live

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