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Mums get tattoos of kids' names

BUNDABERG mothers are proving that you do not have to be a sailor or a rocker to get inked.

Kaila Munro, Beatriz Salazar and Casey Clackson – pictured with their children Paige Thomas, Elena Smith and Tyler Clackson – are part of a trend of young mother’s getting tattoos of their children’s names.

Max Fleet

BUNDABERG mothers are proving that you do not have to be a sailor or a rocker to get inked.

Bundy Tattoo and Body Piercing employee Denise Driver said more and more young mothers were approaching the shop to have their children’s names tattooed on their body.

“We do about two of these tattoos every day,” she said.

“Most like to get the names in running writing on their wrist or foot.”

Ms Driver said mothers were happier to have a child’s name on them rather than a partner’s.

“They will be your child forever, whereas your partner may not be with you forever,” she said.

“I don’t have kids, but if I did I would probably get their names tattooed on me.”

Ms Driver said while tattoos were traditionally a man’s domain, that was fast becoming history.

Bundaberg mums Kaila Munro, Casey Clackson and Beatriz Salazar paid a visit to the tattoo parlour on Tuesday.

“We all went together and got our kids’ names tattooed,” Ms Munro said.

“I think it’s a good way to show my love for my two kids. That’s something I know I’ll never regret.”

Ms Salazar agreed.

“I got the name of my first daughter,” she said.

“She means everything to me and will always be my daughter no matter what.”

Ms Clackson said the names of her children were something she would always want on her.

“I didn’t want to get something I would regret later,” she said.

 
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Posted by wtfnews from Australia, None

09 February 2010 8:01 p.m. | Suggest removal » | Post reply »

surely there is a better way to remember you kids names

Posted by ladywattle from Walkervale, Queensland

11 February 2010 9:28 a.m. | Suggest removal » | Post reply »

I personaly believe that a tattoo on a woman looks hiddious and cheap and men covered in tattoos look like escapees from silverwater.
Whatever happened to self respect, pride and consideration of morals. In my mothers and grandmothers day women were proud to be women and dressed like they cared. Men were proud to walk down the street with a well dressed lady on his arm, we were once ladies. Now our skirts are getting so short that you could see what she has had for breakfast, hair was always neat and makeup was minimal. We dress more like men and behave more like men in the pub.
I am all for progress and equality but must we sacrifice our dignity to acheive this status.

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