I mean I know a lot of Hayden's for girls too. Basically in all my kids classes they have a few Aiden style kids and sometimes it's girl Hayden and boy Hayden when they are referring to them.
We personally prefer unisex names or even names that may be traditionally considered boy name for girls - i.e. Dylan, Devyn, Cameron etc. Honestly, the whole "aiden" thing didn't even occur to us until someone else casually mentioned it. I guess because I know there aren't many girls with "aiden" names, it didn't even cross my mind which is why I was asking for opinions - basically to see if it was the same for others out of curiosity.
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Re: Hayden for a girl
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