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How would you spell Jayden for a girl?

109 replies

awdrgyjil · 29/01/2016 14:07

Just that really!

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Jesabel · 29/01/2016 23:06

I know a Jaydee and a Jaydene.

SirChenjin · 29/01/2016 23:04

Yes - my parents found that it's not too hard to go for something in the vast middle ground between Jaydenne and the 15th Amelia Smile

MissAlabamaWhitman · 29/01/2016 23:01

I hope you achieved that then at least Sir Smile

SirChenjin · 29/01/2016 22:59

I'd rather be neither.

MissAlabamaWhitman · 29/01/2016 22:58

I'd rather be the only Jaydenne/Jaiden/Jayden in my peer group than the fifteenth Amelia.

It has that going for it at least OP.

She'll never be Jayden (insert surname or initial) Smile

SirChenjin · 29/01/2016 22:57

Jaydenetta?

Jaydena?

J'aydenne

Actually, I'd leave out the Jayden altogether and go for any one of the million other names that are much nicer aren't it.

Notso · 29/01/2016 22:57

Just spell it Jayden.

Casmama · 29/01/2016 22:54

What a horrible thread!

Do you all feel good about piling in and slagging off the op?
Once one or two people have made the point re it being a boys name and not liking it then it verges on bullying to keep saying it in more and more patronising terms.

Xalyshiax · 29/01/2016 22:54

I'm not sure it really matter, I think they're the same spas I have a little boy called Jayden however, whilst at playgroup, I met a little girl with the name spelt the same.

Stephieee · 29/01/2016 22:51

I wouldn't, I see it as a boy's name, but Jaydenne or Jaiden?

Evaisaiah · 29/01/2016 22:50

I would use Jayda or Jada instead.

MissAlabamaWhitman · 29/01/2016 22:49

You know I've read the OP a few times now.
I've no grey intellect. Yet, I can decipher that she didn't require opinions of the name itself but rather assistance in finding a suitable spelling Hmm

iknowimcoming · 29/01/2016 22:44

I work in a reception class and we have five different spelling variations of lily-may and three of lily. I am v judgey of "quirkily spelt names". I also have a long name which has several commonly used spellings of it. Don't do it op, you are setting your child up for a lifetime of people misspelling her name, Jade is lovely, keep it simple!

MamaLazarou · 29/01/2016 22:42

Jaydenne?

MissAlabamaWhitman · 29/01/2016 22:37

Jeyedan

MissAlabamaWhitman · 29/01/2016 22:34

Jayidenne

JingsAndCrivens · 29/01/2016 20:59

People are being obnoxiously rude.

DixieNormas · 29/01/2016 20:54

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dodobookends · 29/01/2016 20:46

I've just had a trawl round a family history names searching website and the only female spelling on there was Jaydene.

JingsAndCrivens · 29/01/2016 20:46

If Jade would be her nickname anyway why not just use that as the full name?

TheFallenMadonna · 29/01/2016 20:35

IME children get less stick over names than adults suppose.

MyBigFatGreekYoghurt · 29/01/2016 20:33

Im sorry but the spelling is the least of your worries. please don't do it. I know you didn't ask for the opinion on the name tho

HayleyAnn88 · 29/01/2016 20:28

She'll spend her life with people assuming she's a boy when they see her name. My sister is Jordan and constantly gets 'Mr' and got put in a boy's group in school. She hates her name.

Lottie2611 · 29/01/2016 20:27

Jayden is an overly popular name for children. It would be the equivalent f naming a girl Liam or Craig in the 90s. Imagine the stick you'd get having a boys name in school Hmm

SoporificHobnob · 29/01/2016 20:20

OP it looks masculine because it's a boy's name.

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