My mother-in-law insisted on naming my daughter a boy. What should I do?

You can sit down and have a good communication with your mother-in-law. Just say that when your daughter grows up, if the name is a boy's name, it will probably be laughed at by her classmates and hurt her dignity and self-esteem. I believe your mother-in-law will understand. But your mother-in-law may think that giving a girl a boy's name will make her braver, or hope that she will not be bullied by others in the future.

Everyone has the right to have his own name, which should be given by his parents. If your mother-in-law insists on naming your daughter a boy, which makes you uncomfortable and disgusted, you can communicate with her directly. After all, this is your child, and your mother-in-law has no right to name her at will. If you feel embarrassed to tell your mother-in-law, you can let your husband finish, and her mother-in-law won't listen to you.

Your mother-in-law may prefer boys to girls, so you should be careful at this time, because your mother-in-law may not like this granddaughter, and I don't know if she will be good to her in the future. At the same time, your mother-in-law will have opinions and opinions on you because you didn't give her a big fat boy, so you will have more trouble getting along with your mother-in-law in the future. At this time, I suggest that you live separately from your mother-in-law and live their own lives. Of course, if you have the energy and time.

The most difficult object for a daughter-in-law to get along with at home is her mother-in-law, who always likes to find fault with her daughter-in-law, so it is difficult to be a good daughter-in-law under other people's eaves. If the mother-in-law is a reasonable person, it is best to sit down and communicate with her.