This relates completely to entering stillbirths.
The first proposition, is to change the naming convention, from "Unnamed infant", to "Stillborn", so as to be both explicitly clear as to to what the name refers, and, consistent with naming conventions outside Wikitree.
The second, is to either create a new, dedicated form for entering stillbirths, with dedicated fields, including only the date and location of the stillbirth (and not a death date/location), and, for the gender, to have three options; male / female / not known (or not recorded), and thence, not having the consequently superfluous fields allocated to the record, of spouse and children, thence, not requiring the flags for those two fields, to be set to "No spouse", and "No children", and, not having the thence superfluous field "Current/Married Last Name";
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the "Edit child of" form, for creating the record, be changed, to have a field labelled "Stillborn", for checking, which automatically, once checked, eliminates the death date and death location field, and automatically sets the "No spouse" and "No children" flags, and, for the Gender field, has a third option; "Not known / not recorded".
I think that even referring to, and entering a record for, a stillbirth, is not pleasant or easy, and, the simpler and better, the method of dealing with a stillbirth, can be made, the better for everyone concerned.
Whilst I understand that the Machiavellian nature of the legislatures of some countries, is so unpleasant as to have made (and it still exists in some prominent countries, as an act of evil by the legislatures) for a stillbirth to be a criminal offence (even, in some, at the felony level), to deliberately and maliciously aggravate the suffering of the parents, I think that Wikitree should help to ease the burden relating to stillbirths, by making the process of dealing with them, as least unpleasant and least difficult as possible.
