Keeley

Beautiful cute & feminine sounding name.

I think it's super cute, but a tad bit youthful so maybe only for pets?

Infantile. Sounds like it's been created just to make up for a silly mistake of another name.

Keeley is the most beautiful name in the world. Keeley is the perfect girl's name because it's so pretty and it sounds so feminine and melodic and rhythmic. I personally love this name so much that I think "Keeley" is the most beautiful sound ever created by humans. I love literally everything about this name, it has such an elegant, graceful, feminine, melodic sound and is just so pretty, it's so much fun to say, "Keeley" can only be said properly with a smile on your face, as the name itself forces your mouth into a smile. Keeley is the most beautiful girl's name to ever exist and that has ever existed and will ever exist, whoever came up with this heavenly name is a genius. I'm so glad it's unique, I just wish it was more common. If you're a girl named Keeley, you should eagerly flaunt your beautiful name. You're so lucky to have such a mindblowingly pretty name.

I like the name, It's unique.

Love this name. So easy to pronounce just as it is spelled. Only an idiot would have difficulty pronouncing kee•lee.

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Keely Smith, famous jazz and popular music singer from 1950's through 1960's.

Honestly I LOVE the name Keeley people spell it all sorts of ways but I like the spelling of my name, K-E-E-L-E-Y. Some people think it is silly and childish and it isn't sensible, it is just a good, unusual name. Just because you don't know how to react to a beautiful name you don't need to make fun of someone. The meaning of the name is passionate and apparently we have beautiful blue eyes and we never give up. We are intelligent, brave, and a strong warrior. We have long golden hair we are a good friend we are very trustworthy always cheerful and never moody. Not many people are called Keeley, that is why it is special. So to the haters of the name Keeley no need to be jealous and say we aren't going to do well or we are ridiculous or any negativity about this beautiful, wonderful name and I don't care what you think or what you say, all I know is it's a beautiful name. By the way it really suits a baby girl with golden blond hair and beautiful blue eyes.

I've had this name for 30 years and I love it. I was always the only Keeley wherever I went and I must admit its quite nice to not have people asking "which Keeley". I am constantly getting compliments about how pretty the name is from patients at work other parents at school etc.
I would recommend this name to anyone naming their baby girl. It's a name that will grow with your Daughter and she can own it.

Too stupid and small sounding. It sounds like it's squeezed out of something.

Main complaint about my name (Keeley) would be that almost every new person I meet either pronounces it wrong, or spells it wrong. I get Kelli, kylie, Kaylee, and some other variations mostly due to accents. But now that I'm older and can appreciate that it is unique and actually fits me, I wouldn't change a thing.

I'm a Keeley and I love my name, it's so unique, definitely a name I would recommend to anyone :-)

I love this name and have for years. I'm currently pregnant with a baby girl and this will be her name. We've just changed the spelling to Keilei.

Very similar to other names, like Kelly or Kylie, but seems the most fun to say. And it's certainly not too common.

A bland and infantile name.

This is my name. When I was younger I didn't like it because I always got called Kelly, Carrie or Julie. But now I like it. It is very unusual for my age group even though I hear it is getting more popular for the under age five set. I was the only Keeley from my hometown and only one of five at my college of 13,000. Now I get called Kayley, Kiley, and Kelsey a lot. I don't mind though, I like my name and feel that it fits me. When I see others call it surnamey or masculine or trendy, it strikes me as odd because I was born in the time of Jessica, Jennifer, Brittany, Whitney, Ashley, and Lindsey being trendy, and I have never heard of a boy being called Keeley in the United States. It may be a surname, but I think in the U.S. it is just as common as a feminine first name.

Love this name. I would spell it Keeli though.

I just love this name, it is very pretty and not over used which is nice. I think I prefer the spelling Keely though. I have seen it spelt Keelie, Keelea and Keelee as well.

A nice name, but I think I´d spell it Keely. Not quite sure though, as I like both spellings.