Mother and her two sons from the viral video. Source: Twitter

US: After making a joke about getting her twin sons tattooed so she might distinguish them, a mom of three discovered herself embroiled in on-line battle.

The mom, Jennifer, who’s American, claimed she took her youngsters to a tattoo parlour however was despatched away.

In a TikTok video, she stated, “When I took them there, the guy said no, must be 18 years of age or older, blah, blah, blah.”

The video, which was meant to be a joke, rapidly went viral, with lots of of individuals criticising her for even contemplating actual tattoos.

For “baby A,” she selected a tiny Jupiter tattoo as a result of he’s a Pisces, and for “baby B,” she selected a KO as a result of he continuously tries to “knock her out.”

In the video, she initially giggled and tried to tattoo her youngsters’s heads earlier than deciding to do so on their fingers.

The responses got here in rapidly.

“You should be able to tell your own children apart, even if they are identical, wake up,” one particular person wrote.

“This is horrific; I can’t believe you took your babies to a tattoo parlour”.

“Bad parenting,” one lady wrote.

Some stated the faux tattoos have been a harmful ‘back up idea’.

“There are so many nasty chemicals in those things, please don’t use them on your children,” one lady stated.

“This is tacky, they’ll wash off, and it shows you don’t care about them enough to know who they are,” stated one other.

Even although others had “better” recommendations, she decides that the following time she desires to have the option to distinguish between the children rapidly. “Just change their clothes,” she defined.

“Give them different bracelets; babies don’t need tattoos,” one other particular person advised.

A 3rd indicated that they use nail polish on their fingers.

“Give one an earring,” stated one other lady.

Some even favoured the tattoo idea.

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