Is that the cool thing nowadays? Aiden, Braiden, Caiden, Jayden, etc.
Why is everyone naming their kid Aiden or something that rhymes with Aiden?
Its very popular and modern. I like it but Im thinking of naming my other kids old fashioned names, so I have a bit of a problem.
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Reply:i know!!! it all ends with an "en". LOL
Reply:It's probably popular because of the "Sex and the City" character. I wouldn't EVER use one of these names on my children, though Aiden is kind of cute. Brayden and Jayden I seriously dislike. And Caden? Seriously?
I'm with you!
http://www.babynames.com/namelist/934925...
Reply:Because no one can think for themselves anymore.
Reply:girls are a social bunch that rarely think for themselves. so it's common in a class of kids to have 5 -10 kids with the same first name. each year you have a popular a celebrity who's name gets used for the new babies arriving so you end up with a few million: heathers, michaels, antonys, ... i'm guessing there is a celebrity with some for of aiden in their name.
Reply:The trend with boys is Aiden, Brayden, Hayden, Jayden, Rayden, Zayden, C/Kaden
%26amp; it seems with girl names its anything with Elle or Ella
Not judging tho because i am a fan of some names:
Aiden, Brayden, Caden, Gabriella %26amp; Isabella :)
Reply:First, I am not some clueless, selfish 'girl'. I am a 30-something woman, who has never watched "Sex and the City" and really likes Irish/Scottish names. Faced with the possibility of a son named Adrian, I said no. I wanted a name that was close in sound to that. I went with Aidan. My son is 2 1/2, and at the time of his early birth, I was unaware that Aidan and similiar sounding names were as popular as they are. I would not change my son's name to appease anyone. He is Aidan (spelled correctly, mind you) William. If he ever has a sister or brother those names would also be Irish/Scottish origin: Elspeth and Declan. Can you find fault in those also?
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