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Hayden is pretty normal imo

Why not? Their boss will probably have messed up names too, like Kalypso or something….

While McKenti, Nayveigh and Braxalynn watch from the sidelines😂

I know at least 7 jaydens, and thats just in my grade level. Last year there were 3 in my spanish class! They all spell it differently, but I'm onto them. We must not let the jaydens take over the world (or my highschool)!

Nevaeh. It's heaven spelled backward.

There's a girl named Hayden at my school, no one really cares?? Other than that she's always confused with this guy Aiden.

What's wrong with Hayden?! It's a very old name not like some of the painfully awkward names that children are being subjected to now.

/s. These are my kids: Ayden Bayden Cayden Dayden Eayden Fayden Gayden Hayden iayden Kayden Layden Mayden Nayden Oayden Payden Qayden Rayden Sayden Tayden Uayden Vayden Wayden Xaden Yaden and finally Zayden. :D

You might mean "Nevaeh" which is popular because it's "Heaven" spelled backwards. If you Google "Niveah", Google thinks you mean "Nevaeh".

Absolutleigh!

Who's going to beat them up though? Rayleigh, Jordyn, or X AEA-12?

What are you talking about? Ashlie, Ashleigh, Ashlee, and Aashlehy are doing fine! There’s Aashlehy right now, playing patty cake with her imaginary friend, X-Æ-A-12

First I have a late 50's friend named Nivea, literally one of the most wonderful people I EVER have known! Second, kids don't beat up kids for their names, because EVERYONE has a weird a*s name. They would be having to take on 7/10 ths of the average school population!! So shut the hell up about the names already, this is America and Sue and Josh are just as normal as Habib and Shakelah!

How many Williams, Michaels, and Tammys does this world need? I mean, if you're naming your kid something purposely offensive that's one thing but no, I don't think Jaydehn or Schaydhenn are going to have trouble being taken seriously later in life since most of their peers will likely have unique names as well. I would argue that this whole "you changed the spelling of a traditional name/came up with your own unique name so now it's a stupid name" attitude is the immature take on this. Not the other way around.

A girl I work with has a kid called Niveah and she was like its heaven but backwards. I was like im dyslexic and I know your spelling heaven wrong backwards

Dear god, please let a member of the Freud family name their child Schaydhenn.

It's not about teasing, it's about condemning the poor kid to a lifetime of having to correct the spelling of their "unique" name. I have a slightly unusual name and I can't tell you how many days I've lost just spelling and respelling it over the phone to utilities companies, or the issues it's caused me when it's mispelled like when an internet company set my mispelled name as my password. I can't even imagine the s**t that Braxxxtyn or Ma'Kensleigh are going to have to deal with. Guarantee these kids are all legally changing their names at 18. Just give your kids normal names.

Hayden isn't that bad. I've heard it before too. The others.. um, not sure.

Loved Coach Hayden Fox..

The sad truth is that if the unique name is paired with someone who is attractive and/or wealthy they're likely to get a pass on any form of teasing or bullying because of their name.

Not to mention little Declan and Bristol.

I actually don't think niveah is a bad name.

Growing up in Ohio with the name valiant, people tried to talk c**p, but I was scrappy. I love my unique name and wouldn't have changed it for anything. How about you talk about something you know something about, Mike. By the way, I'm 40, so it's not just a new thing.

Having a unique name these days isn't, well, that unique. There are enough things to get beat up about but your name isn't likely one of them.

And Jayden is one of the most common names out there. So many people trying to be "unique" it's not unique anymore. I was born in the 80's and growing up NO ONE had my name. Now it is also one of the most common names for girls (but usually spelled Layla, pronounced the same). I liked having a unique name!

Believe me, I work for a career oriented communications; I find that there have become a whole lot of those types of names in higher ranks. And, Jayden is probably beating up Bilbeaux in the first place. My adult children go by their childhood nicknames; my daughter is Kiri, short for Kirsten Else, and my son, Nico, is Nicolas Asher. These were kind of edgy back then, no one understood spelling or pronunciation. People are going to create new names - ours were created once upon a time. The problem I see is that there is a lack of true imagination, most of the names end in -eah, -den, eaux, etc.

Lol. I have 2 nieces named Neveah and Hayden. They never got c**p for their names. Probably cause they don't live in the continental US.

Oh and don't forget X Æ A-Xii

But don't you know that Nevhaeh is Heaven spelled backwards....😬😬

Nevaeh isn't uncommon...and isn't Hayden pretty normal too?

Might I recommend my son then? When I was 17, I unwittingly gave the lawyerly name of Sullivan A. Johnson to him.

Them names are awesome

I have an Adrionna sounds as spelled

Officially just named my new lizard this. Thank u

All names are made up. Every name was new and unique at one point. It’s how names are created.

You do realize that all names are made up right?

Their Daughter will have to wait a long time to watch the show and afterwards she’s gonna be like, “but, why her, she went a little crazy”

I think your names cool.

Unique cultural names are fine. But don't call your kid Moose or Princess or Schmiggly.