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Seems very late 90's/early 00's. I don't think it would age well.

To me, Keeley sounds a bit like a nickname. I'm not saying it's bad, but you might want to choose a more "elegant" name in case your child ever wants something slightly different. I knew someone named Keelin who went by Keeley, so I would say that's an option.

I knew a guy from school named this who's nickname later on was Kiwi. Thinking back to the name now, I'm not sure which gender I prefer it on, or if I'm fine for it on both. I don't particularly care for the name in general. I dislike the double ee sound, which makes it a bit awkward and hard to say and the triple letter also doesn't help. (Too many e's both visually and auditory) I'm not saying it's terrible or anything. Just isn't really my cup of tea.

This message was edited 12/7/2021, 1:10 PM

Love it! Though I prefer the Keeli spelling.

I don’t really like it. It just sounds “bratty” too me.

It's ok