The Name On The Birth Certificate

Just had our 4th and last baby. We named this after my late mother. I gave my husband the paperwork because I was fatigued from the birth. Back home, I found a card from my MIL congratulating us for naming the baby after her. Curious, I asked my husband why, and he responded, ‘It felt right in the moment.’

Not understanding what he meant, I stared at him. Why did you say ‘felt right’? Discussed this. We agreed.”

He seemed undefended. Just exhausted. “I know. But she was crying, and I don’t know… it just happened.”

I blinked, holding our baby. I stared at her tiny, pink, tranquil face. We disagreed on the name, so I whispered it. Family member from his side. It sounded wrong. Not for her.

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