I think it looks like its jumping on the kay-anything bandwagon (kaya, mckayla, kayla, kayley, katelynn, etc), so it sounds like a super popular type name. Which is fine, if that is what you were trying to achieve, and it has a nice sound.
I'm sorry, I just re-read my comment and realized it might have come across in a rude way. I wasn't trying to be. I was just thinking that there are alot of other names that sound similar to this one. So if that sounded snarky, I'm sorry.
Maybe if you wanted to use this name you could split it up as Kaia Lynn (first and middle name). Then you'd have the option of using both names together or the simpler version of just calling her Kaia. Plus it might make it easier to pronounce, since there is an obvious break.
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Date: 2006-01-30 07:30 pm (UTC)no subject
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Date: 2006-01-30 09:05 pm (UTC)Maybe if you wanted to use this name you could split it up as Kaia Lynn (first and middle name). Then you'd have the option of using both names together or the simpler version of just calling her Kaia. Plus it might make it easier to pronounce, since there is an obvious break.
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Date: 2006-01-30 11:17 pm (UTC)And yeah, that's what I've decided after reading everyone's comments - I really like the combo Kaia Lynne. Thanks again!