It's been three weeks since Brooke Burke gave birth to her son - isn't it about time she named him?
Word on the street is Brooke Burke and fiancé David Charvet have yet to bestow a name on her fourth and their second child together, and they're still fighting over names.
Didn't they have nine long months to sort this out? We wonder how the celebrity parents are addressing their unnamed son. Is it simply 'baby'? Or "Hey you, the one with the poopy diaper."
How long do you think it's OK to wait to name your baby?
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I think you should have your baby named before you leave the hospital! What they’re doing is rediculous! Like you said they had nine months to think of a name, whats taking so long? If they have’nt thought of one by now, will they ever? My daughter was named before she was born and we even had a boy name picked out just in case.
- melanie
Maybe they named him and just want it to remain private for a minute. Who could blame them?
- Anonymous
Whatever they name him I hope it’s normal and not something weird.
- Lynne
In the Netherlands, where I live, a parent has THREE working days to get the new arrivel registered. Get on with the name already! Like Melanie already said, you hád nine months to think about it.
- TawerasMummy
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