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I like it with the i, Aiden, or Caiden. It's pronounced the same to me and I just think the i makes them look nicer.

Aiden (though I prefer Aidan and think it's more authentic). Aden reminds me of the former British colony on the tip of Arabia.

Of those two spellings I would go with Aiden. I prefer Caden spelled Cayden. Some may say that they are very trendy names. But these are the spellings I prefer.

Interestingly, I know a Natalia (8) who has younger twin brothers, Eric and Caden (4) = ).

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I like both Aden and Aiden, but I quite like Aiden for a girl, and I've seen that spelling used on females. Which doesn't matter, but it's interesting to note. Natalie and Caden or Natalie and Aden/Aiden both sound fine to me :)

Caden is horrible and trendy and Aiden is also rather trendy. I'm not a fan of either.

Aiden/Aden sound good with Natalie. I don't like either spelling. After watching John and Kate Plus Eight I kind of like the spelling Aaden, but I would never use the name.

Aden and Aiden I would pronounce differently, so I'm going to say stick with Aiden.

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Caden is horrible. So tryndee. I don't like Aiden much better, but I prefer it to Caden.

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I love Natalie. It really doesn't matter what her brother's name is.

Yes, I think it's very cute. I like the spelling Aidan the best and then Aiden. I also really like Caden. They are very cute =)

I prefer Aiden to Aden, but I like Aidan best (though it's not a name I'd use myself). I'd much rather see Aidan than Caden; I don't really see the appeal of Caden.

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Natalie and Aidan would work. :)

Aiden is better than Aden, and Aidan is even better. I don't like Caden at at all. Natalie and Aidan are good together.

I definitely prefer the spelling Aiden. Aden looks mispelled to me.

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Caden is nice enough, though I much prefer Cade.

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Both would make nice names for a brother to Natalie (which, by the way, I love).

I would definitely go with Aiden. Aden just looks silly, trendy, and misspelled. Caden is okay, but so very trendy. If you plan on using an -aden sounding name, Aiden is your best choice. And I think it goes nicely with Natalie.