I gave my daughter a unique name but nobody can pronounce it, now she's four-months-old & I’m changing her name entirely

PICKING the right baby name can take some people years to get right.

But one mum who thought she'd found the perfect name for her daughter has decided to change it now she's four-months-old.

The mum revealed that ever since she came back to work a month ago that she has wanted to change her daughter's name to something less unique.

Taking to Reddit, the mum revealed that nobody can pronounce her daughter's name, Aerin, properly.

She said: "I need to constantly spell it out or clarify the name or even if I don’t people ask for the pronunciation."

The anonymous mum said she always wanted to give her daughter a unique name and was drawn to it because it started with an A.

But now the mum is having second thoughts as she doesn't like the way it sounds and that people think it’s Erin.

She added: "Also don’t like that it’s considered a unisex name and confused with Aaron."

Now she and her partner are thinking of renaming her daughter at four-months-old to Clara.

Her stance on unique names has shifted as she wants: "a recognisable but not so common name."

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The mum asked Reddit users for their opinion on the name change, many agreed she should change it.

But others were baffled she chose the name in the first place if she didn't like the name Erin, as they sound so similar.

One wrote: "You hate the name Erin but named your kid Aerin which is identical but with extra steps? This can’t be real."

Another commented: "So how is Aerin pronounced? I assumed “Erin”."

A third penned: "I think Clara is nice! If you’re having second thoughts I’d just change it."

Meanwhile, a fourth added: "Okay, so I’m all the way through this thread, and I STILL don’t know how OP pronounces Aerin if it’s not “Erin.”