Mum regrets name she gave infant son after discovering 'unintentional' hidden meaning

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Picking out a name for your child can be a tricky business for an expectant parent. From trying to find a title both you and your partner love, to hoping it will suit your bundle of joy.For one mum, she was initially delighted with the name she had chosen for her second son.

But after a few months, she realised the moniker had an "unintentional" hidden meaning - and it was linked to her first child, The Mirror reports.

Posting about her situation anonymously on Reddit, the mother explained she had a nine-year-old son called Leo, and she recently welcomed her second boy into the world, naming him Griffin.But as the baby grew older, she realised some people might think he had been named after the mythical creature - part lion, pat eagle - and potentially liken it to her first son, who shares a name with the lion star sign.The mum revealed she had started calling her tot Fin, but she was still racked with regret over her initial choice.

She wrote: "My son is nine months old and named Griffin. I love his name and I love calling him Griff. That is not my problem."My problem is the unintentional theme between his name and my older son's, Leo.