What should I do if I don't tell my child's fortune?

Grandma insists on naming her child after a fortune teller. What should I do?

Children's grandmothers may be superstitious, but it is understandable that the old people may be superstitious now, but the fortune teller's name is not very good after all, so the best way is to negotiate with the children's grandmothers and try to satisfy both sides.

First of all, you can reason with your child's grandmother and say something superstitious, saying that it is a scientific society and you can't believe in superstition. Then, if your child's name is the name of a fortune teller, people will make fun of him when he grows up, and then ask your child's grandmother not to be so superstitious. Take her child's grandmother to watch more videos and decrypt the inside story of those fortune tellers, so that her child's grandmother can understand that fortune telling is just a deceptive superstitious technique and let her child's grandmother stop being superstitious.

Second, we can make a compromise with the child's grandmother and everyone will take a step back. For example, your child's grandmother can choose the name of a fortune teller, and then you can choose a normal and pleasant name. Then you can consider combining the two names and come up with a name that is satisfactory to both parties. This also takes into account the superstition of your child's grandmother and your idea of the child's name. Isn't this killing two birds with one stone?

Third, you can discuss with your child's grandmother and take the name of a fortune teller, which will have a great and bad influence on your child when he grows up. It is said that when you go to school, your classmates will laugh at you for having a superstitious family. When you go to work, your name will become very special, which will have an impact on your children's future work. It will be troublesome to change the name then.