WDYT of Kinley?

Ms Molly · June 2010

Saw on Facebook a high school friend is naming her DD Kinley. NMS, but what do you think?

sunnyday016 · June 2010

NMS, I don't think it grows up well.

gibs · June 2010

She'd be called McKinley or Mount McKinley her whole life I think.

Not the worst, but I wouldn't use it.

I prefer it to Blake Van Chapman.

kitkat0308 · June 2010

Its ok. NMS.

skyejo · June 2010

I think it's cute, but I'm not all about cookie cutter names so that's why I like it.

lovemytwoboys · June 2010

MamaJules84 · June 2010

I like it. It was almost our girl first name for this baby.

Bailey17 · June 2010

I think it's pretty. I know several people named Kinley, including my 30-something year old dentist.

loveyoubean · June 2010

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jlw559 · June 2010

sunnyday016:
NMS, I don't think it grows up well.

This. I've said this before; to me, it's in the same boat as Kaylee... Ick!

Carilyn · June 2010

I like it and have been contemplating it as a mn for this babe. I have a friend who named her daughter Kinslee this spring, which I do not care for at all.

alohamora · June 2010

Way too cutesy.

misskaydee · June 2010

I know it sounds kinda cutesy but I like it.

ttmccoot · June 2010

mj.reilly:
Ew ew ew!

add another EW for me!

mcmann05 · June 2010

Personally, it's on my short list. :-) I love it.

*kendrick* · June 2010

I like it.

Simply Fated · June 2010

Ms Molly:
Saw on Facebook a high school friend is naming her DD Kinley. NMS, but what do you think?

Better than McKinley, like another mom-to-be was asking about the other day....

meplusone · June 2010

I prefer Kenley to Kinley.

melroach · June 2010

I like it

LMK613 · June 2010

we love it...it's going to be our little girl's name...and i think it grows up fine...i know plenty of professionals and older women that have names that would be considered "cutesie" by some people...but it doesn't make me think they aren't mature &/or smart women

Mneme · June 2010

I do not see the appeal of this at all. It does not sound feminine but nor does it sound masculine. All I can guess is that it has the K and "ee" sound like other trendy names - Kaylee, Kylie et. al.