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For some reason I really love this spelling.
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Damn why do people hate the name Kailey so much? I think it's a cool name.
And this spelling is so much better than other spellings of the name Kailey
If you ask me it's much better than boring old Hailey.
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And this spelling is so much better than other spellings of the name Kailey
If you ask me it's much better than boring old Hailey.
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Kailey Willis is a Maltese footballer who plays as a forward for Italian Serie A club Hellas Verona Women and the Malta women's national team.
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Kailey Leila is a Canadian-born Guyanese footballer who plays as a defender. She has been a member of the Guyana women's national team.
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I'd rather Kaylee or Bailey not Kailey. Please don't choose both moms.
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I don't agree with myself now. I changed my mind lollllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!
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I was in a section of a game where I had the option of either saving 1 or both mothers from death; I was stuck on that choice for hours, but since you advised me to not choose both moms, I finally can get through that tough choice!
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LMAO.
Also, I have a friend named Kailey who is really smart, caring, and interesting; this is my impression on this name. I love the spellings Caylee, Cayleigh, Kayleigh, Kayley, Kailey, and Kaylee. This name isn’t as bad as people make it seem…at least, to me…
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Also, I have a friend named Kailey who is really smart, caring, and interesting; this is my impression on this name. I love the spellings Caylee, Cayleigh, Kayleigh, Kayley, Kailey, and Kaylee. This name isn’t as bad as people make it seem…at least, to me…
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Sounds very youthful. This name doesn't suit an adult at all. The kid is only gonna be a child for a small portion of her life, so why give her a name like this?
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This is my name and I pronounce it as Kay-lee, it always gets mispronounced as Kie-lee
I disagree with it being a childish name, to me, it's a timeless name. Doesn't matter if you're a child, middle-aged or even old.
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I disagree with it being a childish name, to me, it's a timeless name. Doesn't matter if you're a child, middle-aged or even old.
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Not sure of the pronunciation of this name. But I would pronounce it Kie-lee not Kay-lee.
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My name has many meanings and people are always picking on me because of it. Take it from me- you should never judge a person by their name or age because that doesn't matter. It is their actions and their heart you must look at.
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My name is Kailey and I LOVE it.
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If you love your daughter you will not name her Kailey. Or any variant of this name. Remember some day your little girl will be middle aged and this name does not age well past 5. This name is low class and trashy.
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Do not name your kid Kailey, ever. Don't.
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I wish people would realize how silly this name is. It's cutesy and childish beyond belief, and will be quite hard to take seriously in the real world. Imagine a judge Kailey Moore, or a doctor Kailey Davis. I'm not saying you wouldn't trust the person simply because of their name, but it makes it a lot harder. This name and its never ending variants (another reason not to use it- no one will know how to spell it!) will become extremely dated in years to come. Remember the -arry/-erry trend? Larry, Terri, Keri, etc. Are all pretty dated by now. This name screams 'I was born in the 2000's!' Along with all the equally atrocious -ayden names. If you like the name so much, why not just name your daughter something like Katherine Lee or Kathleen Leah and call her Kaylee as a nickname? At least then she'll have a more classic (and more unique) alternative to fall back on when she's older.
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Kailey is way to common! It is too simple. K- Lee. Its OK but sounds boring.
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Brings love. And heartbreak.
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Kailey is a pretty sounding name, but rather childish.
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People say that Kailey won't age well, but by the time the Kailey's, Kaylee's, Kayleigh's, Caylee's, etc. are old women, it will be considered an "old lady" name, because so many older people have it. Also, it's just like Hailey, but most people who hate Kailey don't mind Hailey.
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I don't like these trendy child names. I mean what happens when you're 50 and your name is Cayley? Seriously it's a little kid name. There's so many ways to spell this name it's annoying.
Kaylee
Kailee
Kayley
Kayleigh
Kaylie
Caylee
Cayley
Cayleigh
etc.
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Kaylee
Kailee
Kayley
Kayleigh
Kaylie
Caylee
Cayley
Cayleigh
etc.
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I have 2 things to say about this name:
-This name is really cute! I love it.
-Kailey was the second Girl of the Year for American Girl in 2004.
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-This name is really cute! I love it.
-Kailey was the second Girl of the Year for American Girl in 2004.
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I don't really like the spelling of my name though. At school I write it Kaeli instead of Kailey. It is more cool and less cute. Kinda like my style. When I play sports, though, I have to change it back to Kailey. It's not that I am ashamed of the way my name is spelt. I like it but I just like Kaeli better.
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My name is Kailey. It is not pronounced like Kay-lee. It is pronounced like Kail-ee. If you could please fix it or make another one, it would make me EXUBERANTLY happy!
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Essentially for a little share/more details on my experiences with this name was that in elementary school, I’d have to correct the pronunciation of my name every year to the point where when we’d have a sub, my classmates piped in to correct them for me lol! But as a middle schooler with many more classes I’ve kinda just learned to stop correcting teachers after maybe the first day or two and only my actual friends would really know.
A funny thing that happened due to me doing this was that during Open House (just a school event for parents to come and teachers to display students’ work), 2 of my teachers who knew my name as the 2 different variants were like “Hi Kailey” in both forms but what’s funny is that they didn’t really acknowledge what they did, much to my gratefulness, and it kinda just went on like normal.
For my personal take on this, just don’t name your child “Kailey” or just any other name that’s phonetically controversial in its pronunciation and you can set your child’s life off just slightly more fortunately :)
- a passionate Kailey.