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I like it. It think it gets an undeserved bad rap.

I like Sheila; I'm always a bit puzzled that I don't like it more than I do. It sounds soft and gentle, and I don't think it was ever popular enough to be tied to one age group - certainly not where I live.

Hi !!!

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Actually here in Italy this kind of names are trendy.

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I personally know a Sheila and another Shaila. None of them has foreign background.

I wouldn’t say it’s an old lady’s name but I’ve always found the sound incredibly unattractive.

I don't like it, yes old lady, and I don't like the term

This message was edited 12/8/2021, 10:48 PM

I'm not really a fan of Sheila, idk why. I don't consider any name an "Old lady name," personally. If you like it, you can use it. It isn't overly common atm, so it would be unique. I love a kind of similar sounding name, Shayla.