Backlash after dad names newborn son 'Department of Statistical Information'
A father in Indonesia has raised eyebrows after naming his newborn son Department of Statistical Communication. Slamet Yoga Wahyudi, 38, had agreed wit
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A father in Indonesia has raised eyebrows after naming his newborn son Department of Statistical Communication. Slamet Yoga Wahyudi, 38, had agreed wit
His in-laws were unhappy with his baby name choice, but his wife promised he could name their son even before he was born.
Backlash after father names newborn son 'Department of Statistical Information' 20 Apr, 2021 05:22 AM 2 minutes to read A father in Indonesia has raised eyebrows after naming his newborn son (not pictured) "Department of Statistical Communication". Photo / Getty Images A father in Indonesia has raised eyebrows after naming his newborn son (not pictured) "Department of Statistical Communication". Photo / Getty Images NZ Herald A father in Indonesia has raised eyebrows after naming his newborn son "Department of Statistical Communication". Slamet "Yoga" Wahyudi, 38, had agreed with his then-pre...
Culture 3Â hours, 22Â minutes Listen, we all know those parents who think their kids are better than the others. They are also usually the ones with difficult to pronounce names that either has Greek origins or what have you. And when that is combined with numerology, one truly gets to hear a hoard of names with the additional âaâ and ârâ that simply shouldnât be allowed. You know for the good of people around and for kids themselves who are often left on the disposal of their parents and their whims/fancies/mistakes. And Iâm not saying this out of the blue; ...
A dad who loves his office job has raised eyebrows by naming his son 'Department Of Statistical Communication'. Slamet 'Yoga' Wahyudi, 38, who hails from the regency of Brebes in the Indonesian province of Central Java, had agreed with his then-pregnant wife that if she gave birth to a son, he would be allowed to choose the newborn's name. When the couple's baby boy was born in December last year, the civil servant decided to pay tribute to his beloved workplace by naming him 'Dinas Komunikasi Informatika Statistik' ('Department of Statistical Communication'). A dad who loves his office job h...