WDYT?

sprice88 · May 2009

Hayden-

boy or girl?

mrs_tacos · May 2009

it works for both, but I think first of Hayden Christenson, aka Anikan Sywalker:)

houndbaby · May 2009

boy

kegallagh · May 2009

NMS either way, but I think of it as a boy's name. It's not feminine at all to me.

AllThatGlitters101 · May 2009

Boy.

mfransdell · May 2009

Either way equally.

iluvtom · May 2009

I think boy

MrsDuncan · May 2009

I think... that I'm starting to hate this name because this question comes up all the time.

sprice88 · May 2009

MrsDuncan:
I think... that I'm starting to hate this name because this question comes up all the time.

really? never seen it on here! sorry. just don't answer next time!

mindi_lynn · May 2009

Either way.

MrsDuncan · May 2009

sprice88:

MrsDuncan:
I think... that I'm starting to hate this name because this question comes up all the time.

really? never seen it on here! sorry. just don't answer next time!

Sorry, not meant to be rude... but yeah, I think it comes up a couple of times a week at least, so it seems like it's becoming one of those very unisex names (which I just don't like). Maybe JMO!

Mrs.Sky_and_Mr.Luke · May 2009

I think boy, I used to teach ballet to a little girl named Hayden it just didn't seem right or fit her at all and she wasn't even that girly of a girl

vegemom302 · May 2009

I think boy but know a girl named Hayden and always thought it fit her really well.

squeakerabudhbabi · May 2009

amandarene112:
it works for both, but I think first of Hayden Christenson, aka Anikan Sywalker:)

This. Or that Hayden Panettiere chick from "Heroes"...I think I like it better for a boy; but that's just my opinion.

caffinated_tulip · May 2009

I think it could go either way, but I like it better for a girl.

kellyfromcali · May 2009

either. I think its getting more common for a girl, but I think it used to be a boys name. Its not like Riley though, that has turned into a mostly girls name (imo).