Is 'Pheart' a good name for a new baby boy ?

[quote]A mum and dad have raised eyebrows after they shared their very unusual baby name.

The new parents proudly shared a photo of their newborn son they bizarrely named 'Pheart' online prompting hundreds to slam the 'cruel' moniker as they assumed it to be pronounced 'fart'.[/quote]

[b]https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/parenting/article-11729281/Mums-dads-shock-parents-cruel-unusual-baby-sounds-like-fat.html[/b]

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cherokeepatti · 61-69, F

How’s it pronounced then if it’s not “Fart”?

Nimbus · M

@cherokeepatti 🙅‍♂️

cherokeepatti · 61-69, F

@Nimbus It’s cruel to hang a name on a child that can’t be easily pronounced. As school teachers will tell you when parents start giving names and spelling them differently than the original names are pronounced and then expect teachers and others to get the correct pronunciation right every time it can be very confusing especially when there are multiple children with these unusual names in the classroom.

Nimbus · M

@cherokeepatti I agree 👍