Need some help with a baby girl name :) ?

Question

I saw this name when I was thumbing through a catalog..the name was written on a child's bench....it caught my eye and now I'm thinking I really like it....but which way is it spelled best?

Kayley
-or-
Kaylie
-or-
Kayleigh
-or-
Kaylee

Answer 1

This is the best name ever and 'Kayleigh' is definitely the best way to spell it, not that i'm a little biased or anything... haha
Everyone's always telling me what a beautiful name i have.. all the time i get, " How do you spell that?" then i tell them and they say "Ooh, that's pretty!" :D

I was always told that it meant Gaelic Princess, but it also means Life of the Party in Gaelic. It's a verryy Irish name, and Kayleigh is a very Irish way to spell it. Good luck with everything, hope you make the right choice ;]

P.s. it's wicked fun to write too, the k-a-y flows nicely into the l-e-i-g-h

Answer 2

I like it spelled Kaylee or Kaylie. Kayley just doesn't look cute with 2 Y's. Kayleigh is too long.

Answer 3

1. Kaylie
2. Kaylee
3. Kayleigh
4. Kayley

Answer 4

My sisters name is Kayleigh. My mother was told it meant Irish Princess, now I look it up in books and find it might mean open... I obviously have a preference for this spelling. It really isn't that difficult. It looks beautiful and elegant.

There is also a song called Kayleigh by an Irish group called Marillion if you are interested.


Also also her middle name is Dawn.

Good Luck and Ccongratulations!

Answer 5

Kaylie

Answer 6

i would spell it either kaylee or kayley buy the way i love this name good choice
God bless and i hope this helps u

Answer 7

i cant say why but for some reason Kaylie is the most appealing to me. Kayley would be my 2nd choice

Answer 8

That's a beautiful name! (One of my best friends daughters name is Zaylee.) I would spell it Kaylee, only b/c if I didn't know how it was spelled, this is how I would write it. I think most people would and wouldn't mess it up as often.

Answer 9

I prefer Kayley or Kailey.
There easy to pernounce.



SMD<3

Answer 10

It's best avoided. There are a bajillion Kaylas, Kayleighs, Katees and Kaycees out there right now. None of the names are very sophisticated or give a child much to grow into, and all of them will be horribly dated in a decade.

If you really love it, though, consider naming your daughter Katherine Lee, and nicknaming her Kaylee. It's a much better formal name that allows her to outgrow her little girl Kaylee name along with her princess dresses and pink unicorn bedding.