Woman Slams Airline For Making Fun Of Her
Daughter's Name 'Abcde'
November 29. 2018
Traci Redford and daughter Abcde Redford
Texas woman Traci Redford has slammed Southwest
Airlines, regarding an employee making fun of her 5-year-old
daughter’s name Abcde. As you can see, Abcde is the first five
letters of the alphabet. Redford complained, "The gate agent
started laughing, point at me and my daughter, talking to other
employees. So I turned around and said, ‘Hey if I can hear you,
my daughter can hear you, so I’d appreciate if you’d just
stop.'"
Under the circumstances most people are finding
it difficult to contain their laughter, due to what Redford
named her daughter. The little girl asked why they were making
fun of her, which is sad. Abcde is a cute little girl. However,
her mother giving her the first five letters of the alphabet as
a name and insisting it be pronounced “ab-city” has caused a
world of criticism to be piled on her family, including the
small child.
For the sake of the child she should change her
daughter's name right away before anymore damage is done. If
not, the little girl will be mocked and ridiculed her whole life
once people hear or read her name. She will have self-esteem
issues, lose job opportunities in the future and experience
mental health issues from being teased all the time.
People are not going to take her seriously. She
will resent her mother’s decision to name her Abcde. It will
create mother daughter issues and lead to costly therapy, which
can be avoided in this case. She has placed her child at a
disadvantage and needs to correct it as soon as possible. People
need to be careful of the names they give their children. It can
set them up for success or place unnecessary obstacles in their
path.
STORY SOURCE
Mother of girl called 'Abcde' vents fury at airline
employee who 'laughed at her name'
9 hours ago - A furious mother has accused an
airline of mocking her five-year-old daughter for her name which
is Abcde. Traci Redford claimed a gate attendant at John Wayne
Airport in California laughed and took a picture of Abcde’s
boarding pass. The employee even posted the picture on social
media, Ms Redford told news channel ABC7. “The gate agent
started mocking my child’s name,” Ms Redford said, “pointing and
laughing at me and my daughter and talking to other employees.
“So I turned around and just said: 'Hey, if I can hear you, my
daughter can too – I’d appreciate if you'd just stop.’”
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