Thoughts on the name Hayden, and more...

jcarr22

Don't know the sex of the baby, and we're 6 weeks away from 40 weeks. Already measuring 6lbs. 

Hayden equally good for a boy, or girl, or more for one gender? New baby will be sibling to Halle and Hunter.

Boy options:

Hayden
Wilder
???? 


Girl options:

Hayden Mae
Finley Mae
Reese 

Airynn Chica

It works as both genders. I know a lot of girls by that name-more than boys. 

Abby7

I don't like it. It sounds too generic, just another "EN" name.

kaitlinliz

I think it works for either. I've known both. It's cute with those middles as well

ariasbabyblog

I know a little girl and a male college grad named Hayden, so I feel it goes either way.

YesOuiCan

I think it works for both. I've seen it mentioned as a girl's name recently, but it certainly fits the very popular boy's name style of Cayden/Jayden/Brayden/etc, so it feels pretty solidly neutral to me. 

foxaírt

All your girl names are quite masculine traditionally .i Have never experienced Hayden as a girl name  before . Here it's a pretty common boy name 
Especially in men in their 20s and 30s (80s 90s crop)
I don't know about Finley as a girl either it is typically a male name anglicized from an Irish name meaning white worrier.  (We are thinking of  Fionn if we have a boy which means fair . So Been looking a lot into Irish names lol )
 and Reece is anglicized form of Rhys it means enthusiasm.  I've never loved it as a girls name and it is funny enough my husband's name ( original welsh spelling tho )

I'm also not a fan of sibling alliteration but that is just me and I know that a lot if people go that way  

cwalker042

Finley was going to be our girl name and Finnegan our boy name, Finn for short. But once we found out we are having a girl Finley went out the window because I decided I wanted certain criteria for her name. I still really love Finley though.