All the different ways to spell Madison? Also-do you like Maddie or Madison better?

Answer 1

Name her Madison, but call her Maddie for short!

Madison
Madisan
Madisen
Madisyn
Madisun
Madisin

Mahdison
Mahdisan
Mahdisen
Mahdisun
Mahdisyn
Mahdisin

Maddison
Maddisan
Maddisen
Maddisun
Maddisyn
Maddisin

Maddeson
Maddesan
Maddesen
Maddesun
Maddesyn
Maddesin

Is that enough for ya? ;)

Answer 2

I think most parents choose Madison specifically so that they can use Maddie as a nickname. Madison sounds nice, though not as feminine with the "son" in it compared to the supercute "Maddie". I've seen Madyson, Madysen, Maddison. I would suggest using only the Madison spelling! Changing the spelling does not make it more unique. People will always mispell her name, she will have to constantly correct people, because "Madison" is already beyond popular. In fact, this is why I would avoid such a popular name altogether. Madeline, nn Maddie, is another option which I think is much prettier anyway.

Answer 3

Having a difficult to spell name myself, I would highly recommend the spelling you're using, 'Madison'. Who would want to spend a big chunk of their life just spelling their name for people? I certainly don't appreciate it.

I like Madison since you're giving your daughter a choice to either go by Madison or the nickname, Maddie. I like both. She could go by Maddie to her friends and family and go by Madison at work or for more formal and legal applications.

Great name, by the way. Madison is so strong and confident and Maddie is so sweet and feminine. Love it!!

Answer 4

I have several friends who gave their kids nicknames for names. Drew, Lucy, Nate, Andy, Abby, I personally think that giving her the full name Madison will be better in the long run. She will always have the option of shortening to Maddie, but could use the more professional Madison at work etc. I prefer the traditional spelling also. Again, I wouldn't want my daughter to have to spell out her name everywhere she goes..."no, its Madison with a Y instead of an I" ;o)

Answer 5

Maddison,Madeson, Madisson, Madissin, Madison, or Madisine. I do not like Madeson or Maddison, but the others I think are O.K. As for what to call her well, As a child "Maddie" sounds cool, but when she gets older I don't think she would waqnt to be called that any more. So, When it is tim to be serious you should call her Madison and when it is fun time call her Maddie. This way she will know the differents between these two moments and also get use to being called both.

Answer 6

Adelyn or Adeline Ariana Alison Sydney, Sidney Tailey Sailor, Saylor, Sailer, Skye Skyler Katherine, Catherine, summer season Juliet Jaclyn Vicky Nicky Christina Anna Shay Colin or Collin Dylan or Dillon Mikayla Carly (or Carley is advantageous too) Keely, Kiely, Kealy- none Kylie Madeline Madison Maddie, Maddy, Maddi (or i additionally like Madi) Alyssa Elise, Alise,

Answer 7

Maddison
Maddyson
Madisonne
Madysonne
Madyson
Maddysonne
Maddisonne
Madisin
Madysyn
Maddasyn
Madasynne
Maddasynn
Madisonn
Maddisonn
Madysen
Maddasen
Madasen
Madysen

I like both Maddie & Madison.

Answer 8

Maddie

Answer 9

Madison is fine spelled the proper way. Maddie is cute but it's short for Madison, not a name in its own right. If you spell your child's name wrong, she'll spend the rest of her life having to apologise for having stupid parents.

Answer 10

I love Maddie as a nickname. Very cute. I love it as a nickname for Madalyn too.

There are tons of different spellings of Madison. I personally think that the way you wrote it is the prettiest. Just substute different vowles for the i and o and you can also double the d's and s's.

Take care! SD

Answer 11

I like Maddie because Madison is being used soooooo commonly now.