Kayleigh

[PopcornFrenzy]

yay or nay?

Awful. Sorry!

Awful.

Yay, can't see the chav label at all, certainly not with that spelling

Awful. The Sharon/ Tracy of the 1990s

Nay from me, in the nicest possible way it's not a nice name!

Very downmarket 80's. I really wouldn't.

I don't like it although I like the Scottish name Eilidh which has the same pronunciation without the K.

No

Too dated for me (and now I've got the bloody song in my head). But like the name Kay. I know two really lovely ladies called Kay.

nay. And Kiki is awful, sorry!

No, it's awful, especially with your surname.

No, don't like it, sorry.

Nay!

So a huge resounding nay then, back to the drawing board then.

Why, if You like it are you rejecting it purely on a very small number of negative replies? Be your own person OP. There are some very snobby people on baby names. Would you call your baby Ptolemy (just an example) if everyone said they liked it?

Hang on, there's no reason not to use it just because people on here don't like it.

If you love it use it, never mind what people on MN say. I may not like it personally, but it doesn't mean there's anything wrong with the name.

Fair enough, I'm not too sure on the name and DP is set on it, I'm worried about how it sounds with the surname. My own name starts with K and has 2 syllables so I have the same issue.

What's the surname op?

Kirwan

Best name ever

Very 80's, very Marillion.

Awful. Too late 80s / early 90s.

It's fashionable not to like names starting with a K. I have a Kayleigh, Kai and a Kelly in my extended family. I like them.

I also like Kira and Kirsty.

I might call my dog Kevin.

Go for it if you like it.