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Kai

Aidan

Also, you moved FROM Hawaii?!?! To the UK? What can there possibly be HERE that's worth moving FROM HAWAII?!?!

Aiden

Kai is dog in Cornish, but I doubt that's relevant to you

Aidan everytime. Kai is a dreadful name

Kai is a bit chavvy. Footballers wives like it though.

Dog? Kai means ocean to us, such a beautiful meaning.

Hawaii is lovely and we both were born and raised there and it was a tough decision. However, we want our son to see the world! We are also both starting university part-time and wanted to experience that in the U.K. one day we will go back and I'll look forward to that day, but London is amazing and we really are looking forward to learning about our chosen subjects at uni.

We are currently living in France until September

Sorry what's chavvy?

Kai definitely

Kai. Prefer Jaiden to Aiden though.

Kai is infinitely nicer than Aiden.
More so because of the meaning it has for you.

Aidan.

For a bit of background, Kai was the name given by a famous but not very well regarded footballer to his son 10(ish) years ago, took off a bit in popularity, and now is sometimes seen as a bit of a lower class or naughty boy's name. I'm trying to avoid the usual words that crop up around it, but I think the US equivalent would be something like "trailer trash". Having said that, this is one of those times where the Mumsnet verdict is unlikely to mirror real life.

Aiden is gorgeous! To me Kai is chavvy too but having said that i think lots of middle/upper class people name their children Kai too so don't be put off if you prefer that name.

Seems like Aidan keeps being spelt Aiden? Is that a better spelling?

I like Kai It's really, really lovely.

But yes, I do prefer Aiden to Aidan. But Kai is still nicer imo

Aidan definitely

Kai.

Kai and Aiden/Aidan are very different names. Aidan every time. I believe the Aidan spelling is Irish.

Seems like Aidan keeps being spelt Aiden? Is that a better spelling?

No, Aidan is the correct spelling.

Kai. Not keen on Aidan.

Kai is lovely. Both are nice.

In the UK "Kai" is seen as a bit common and brash. As you're not from here and will probably move on again then you'd probably escspe the usual associations folk have with the name.

Kai means food where I am from New Zealand.

So I say to the kids " Enoho tamaraki kai time"

"Sit down children food time"

Both are really lovely. The meanings "little fire" and "ocean" are charming. When is he due? (If you really have no preference but he ends up being Aries/Leo/Sagittarius, call him Aidan. If he ends up being cancer/Scorpio/Pisces, call him Kai). no I don't actually believe in astrology, don't worry!

Aidan is a beautiful name, and the correct spelling.