Mckayla

I really like Michaela, but not this. Mckayla feels like the name of something you would order at MacDonalds.

Michaela is a beautiful feminized form of Michael. Why would you spell it like it's a Scottish surname?

For anyone wondering what the Caucasian equivalent of names like LaShondell and DeMartavius is, it's this.

My name's McKayla and I love it so whoever has the name McKayla you have a beautiful name and the rude comments are not true at all plus you shouldn't worry about what they think of you just be yourself and be awesome like you always are.

Very youthful. But I think the prefix Mc- doesn't change the meaning to be "son of", it's just a variation of Michaela, which means "who is like God?".

Please just use Michaela, Makayla, Mikayla, or Mikaela. I can’t fathom why anybody would use McKayla.

Mc = Son of
Kayla = Girl Name
“Son of Kayla”
Please use Michaela instead.

And I thought Makayla was already a kreatyve spelling of Michaela… this is 10x worse.

McDonald's. McKayla's. It's not a terrible name idea at the beginning, but I much prefer Mikayla, Makayla, and Michaela at the end of the day.

Reminds me of McDonald's.

Not a good spelling. It reminds me of McDonald's.

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But still better than Mykayla and Makayla, I guess.

Really really ugly!

This spelling of the name is a crime against humanity.

This name only makes me think of McDonalds.

Too childish.

I hated this name in the 80's when I was a child and the ugly woman on the soap opera had it. I thought- excuse me, but why is there a Mc as part of her first name. Mc is an Irish last name- how weird and ugly. Then a horrific epidemic happened and everyone was naming their kids this diseased name, this name with a last name prefix in it. I couldn't believe it. It was a nightmare and every version of this name is horrible.

Illegitimate spelling for Michaela.

I think McKayla is a wonderful Irish name. I prefer McKaylee, though. Probably because I have a daughter whose middle name is McKaylee. But McKayla is still super cute!

So many nasty comments. I named my daughter McKayla Elizabeth. I'm a daddy's girl and he passed away before he met her. His name was Windsor McKay but he went by Mac or Macky. So in honor of him and because I loved him so much, I decided to pass his name to my baby girl. So instead of posting judgemental stuff, maybe step back and realize that just because the name "disgusts" you, it could have more meaning and value than you could ever know.

Hate this spelling. "Mc" means "son of", so this would mean "son of Kayla". I'd use either Michaela or Mikaela.

A horrible attempt at hip and trendy.

Kayla is not an old Irish name nor is it a surname so it's not a masculine name. I don't like this spelling though, this is not a form of Kayla.

Ugh. No. There is nothing positive I can say about this name. Nothing, and I'm clearly not the only one. When parents insist on naming their child names that clearly leave people with very negative impressions, I have an even more negative impression of them (if that makes sense) as parents. I assume that the parent is somewhat selfish and they kind of push their child into activities that are more about the parent than the child's interests. Not at all fair to the child, or the parent even, but that's my honest reaction.

This name reminds me of Mackenzie, a terrible name. This looks nothing like a feminine form of Michael at all. How hard is it to stick with Michaela?

The only feminine form of Michael I like is Michelle. I hardly like Michaela, and this looks juvenile.

How ugly and tacky. I already can't stand the name "Kayla," and adding "Mc-" in front of it only makes it feel a lot more masculine. Is it that hard to spell Michaela?

I'm sorry, but this is honestly the worst of the worst. I know plenty of sweet, classy girls with this name or a kre8v variation, but it just sounds and looks so unappealing and unintelligent.

I know I have already commented, but these khree-8-ivv spellings have got to stop. Use Michaela. McKayla, Makayla and other "YouNiik" spellings are trashy.

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P.S. If your name is McKayla, Makayla etc, I am not saying you are trash.

Awful. This pseudo Celtic spelling must stop. Mc = son of. McKayla = son of Kayla. Please stop making up terrible names!

I don't like this name. I am tired of people taking Michaela, and turning it in to the mhoddhihnnh spellings. I hate Makayla and stuff, but this is the worst. I am tired of "khrhiih8tihvvh" spellings.

The way some parents spell "Michaela" as "McKayla". I mean, COME ON! It's a feminine form of Michael, NOT "son of Kayla"! Although, I don't mind all the other spellings so much, it's just McKayla.

My name is Mckayla and my dad calls me Mac. So what, I'm a tomboy and I love my name and there is no one at my school that has the same name as me so it's cool. I don't know anyone that spells it like me and my grandpa's name is Michael so yeah, it goes with the family. So think before you talk about stuff that you don't know about and I'm not trashy because of my name.

Hi my name is McKayla and I did not appreciate some of the comments. I am 13 years old and I am not white trash but I am not a little know it all. I feel unique because a lot of people do not have my same name so umm... yeah. It did hurt to see some of the comments. I just wanted to put that out there so bye and hope you take this and learn that sometimes it is better to think about what you are commenting before you comment something bitchy.

These comments are very rude. Opinion is understandable, however it's very childish to compare it to a fast food restaurant. If you don't like the name don't name your child it. These comments are supposed to be used for additional information not rude comments made by ignorant people. T-_-
For your Information its pronounced makayla not Mickayla...

All these Michaela variant spellings are growing so popular these days, more common than people might think. I mean, I do like some spellings of some names more than others (for instance, I like Juliet when spelled as Juliette and prefer this name's traditional spelling over all the others) but it's still pronounced the same. I have a name that's spawned many variations too and turn my head when I overhear someone calling someone else with my same name but spelled differently, so the more common the Michaela spellings get the more confusion will arise when you have several in the same place, regardless of how it's spelled for different girls. It's a nice name, but if you want to use it on a daughter, I advise you to use it as a middle name, at least until its popularity has started dying out.

Um, no. It's tacky and overly youthful, plus it's got that Mc "son of" meaning. Just a thought, wouldn't it be hilarious if a woman called Kayla actually named her son McKayla?

Ewww. Please don't. It looks like a Scottish surname. The only variations of this name that I like are Michaela and Micaela, anyways. All the rest are pure white trash.

In my opinion, the only thing more ridiculous than using surnames as names is trying to make a name that isn't a surname look like one.

Wow, this is bad. I generally hate names with "Mc" in them and then a double capitalization, but this is lowest of the low. People have taken a lovely name (Michaela), made it trendy (Mikayla/Makayla), and now turned it into something even trendier. No.

Wow. I had no idea that you can make a trendy name and make it even trendier.

I burst out laughing when I first heard this name. I think McKayla is an even worse misspelling of Michaela than Makayla or Mikayla. It also looks like it means "son of Kayla". McKayla is just plain idiotic.

This isn't pronounced like Michaela, and many people would say that technically, this means 'son of Kayla'. I'd say this is the worst spelling of Michaela I've seen so far, and it will not make your daughter look very smart or classy.

A horrible, trendy version of Michaela. Why can't everyone just spell it Michaela instead of having Mikayla, Makayla, McKayla, etc.

This is hilarious. It sounds like a McDonald's special. "I'll have a Big Mckayla!"

Are we really THIS obsessed with Ireland that we need to add a "Mc" in front of EVERYTHING?

A dreadful butchering of "Michaela" and a pathetic attempt at a faux-Celtic name. Mc (a shortened from of the Gaelic word "mac", meaning "son"/"son of") dismisses this name immediately for females, and "Kayla", although derived from the Gaelic word "caol" (which means "thin"), is not a true Celtic name. It looks terrible and artificial.

I think that this is, perhaps, the worst *modern* variant of Michaela.

A name with a good meaning.