A barrister has sparked debate online after urging women to give babies their surname instead of the father’s 👇
platform X, formerly known as Twitter, to share her opinion and users had a lot to say in responce.
Her post read: ‘A message to pregnant women — please give the baby your surname. You carried a baby for 9 months, gave birth, and will be responsible for that child for the rest of your life. ‘When you’re registering the baby ask yourself: why is the father’s surname more important than yours?’Some users point-blank disagreed with the sentiment and argued that there were many reasons to give a child the second name of their father.
‘Because when we married, we joined families and I took his name. We are one and we are BOTH responsible for the child. This is actually quite simple,’ wrote one user.You carried a baby for 9 months, gave birth, and will be responsible for that child for the rest of your life. When youâre registering the baby ask yourself: why is the fatherâs surname more important than yours?While a third noted: ‘I don’t mind my sons having their dad’s name.
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