The subject of baby names is a classic already in Babies and more because it is one of the things that is most marked in the life of a child, especially if when it comes to putting the name you care more about making fun than others thing.
I do not know if that was the intention of this woman or not, but of course it has not gone unnoticed when choosing the names of her sextuplets: Audi, Fortune, Porsche, Mini, Volkswagen and Fiat . Three are boys and three are girls.
The mother’s name is Duangchanok Wangwitthayaskul (unpronounceable name), she is 29 years old and she is from Thailand. Two months ago, she gave birth to the first sextuplets in Thailand thanks to insemination and, after two weeks in the hospital, they all went home except for one of the girls, who is still hospitalized for want of gaining more weight.
The father, Nopporn, 37, no longer had high hopes of having children because they had tried to be parents on multiple occasions without success. However, the treatment worked and the couple suddenly found themselves with three boys and three girls and six names to name. The mother, neither short nor lazy, decided to name them the car brands she likes the most: Audi for one of the girls, Fortune (for the Toyota Fortuner) for another of the girls, Porsche for a boy, Mini for the girl. third girl, Volkswagen to another boy and Fiat to the last of the boys.
I don’t know if they have followed any kind of criteria when deciding which brand was for a boy and which was for a girl, but it is curious to see the choice they have made. On the names, the truth is that it seems to me a rather horrible choice. The only thing that they are saved is by the Thai tradition that allows to call the child with the name that one wants , despite the fact that his official name is another. That is to say, it is possible that Audi will end up calling it otherwise without problems, despite the fact that in all the documents it is called that.
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