PUTTING a picnic blanket under a tree, Kerrie Goodwin lays out the sandwiches and snacks she’s prepared as an afternoon treat for her nearly-two-year-old daughter. Watching the little girl toddle in the grass chasing a ball with her nan, the 43-year old's face erupts into a huge smile. And once the treats are ready, the mum calls her tot's name to let her know it's time to eat: “Riley Coyote.
Riley Coyote,” she says. But it isn't just her daughter who responds. A group of women are practising yoga nearby and it's then that Kerrie spots the confused looks on one of the women's faces.
“Is she calling a wild dog?” she sneers, aiming her harsh words at Kerrie. “I hope so. I thought dogs were allowed in this area of the park.
“Oh, no look, it's her daughter. Seriously?” says another woman. It is a comment Kerrie is used to and instead of reacting she just waves politely and hugs her much-loved daughter before enjoying her picnic.
“Yes, I named her after a wild dog ,” she says. “People think that’s crazy. Some people are shocked, others troll me.
I don't care, I love the name,” Kerrie tells Fabulous. “Riley Coyote is the perfect name for my little girl - It's original. It’s unusual and you will never meet another child called the same.
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