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[Opinions] Kaia or River?
Recently posted this on another website, but I want to hear opinions from this website too! Which one would you choose?
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Kaia. I like River better for a boy
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River!!
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River. I'm actually starting to think River is beautiful. It's not my usual style, but it's just such a pretty sound and image. I'm not a fan of Kaia at all.
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I love River.
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Kaia for a girl, River for a boy.
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I really like both. I think I'd choose River, even though Kaia is more versatile in general.
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Once upon a time, I would have chosen Kaia. These days, definitely River. I love word names and think River is beautiful and not too common.
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I prefer the sound of Kaia, but if I was torn between that and something more overtly nature loving, I might go with Gaia.

This message was edited 12/11/2018, 1:09 PM

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They are both of different genders..Kaia is feminine, River is masculine.
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I would choose River. I like Kai, but not Kaia. My girlfriend's name is River, but that's not part of my decision. I loved the name long before I met her.
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For a girl Kaia. Hands down. It's soft, feminine and beautiful.
River, doesn't. Plus it sounds completely masculine. I can't envision the name on a female for the life of me.
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Both are favorites of mine.
I think I'll go with Kaia by a slight margin, for real life. Because, although I love River, on this rainy gray day it's seeming just a little teensy bit too carefully offbeat and watery, for my comfort level. Kaia seems brighter and more agreeable.
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River.Where I live, in some local languages Kaia means 'house' and, by sad extension, an outdoor toilet.
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Both are too trendy for my tastes, but I guess if I had to, Kaia. At least then I get to call her Kai.
River has never sounded like a name to me.
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Hi !!!For a girl?
I would choose River. It has an immediate meaning and is poetic.Kaia seems firstly a variant or a short form and then is plain in my opinion.

This message was edited 12/11/2018, 4:25 AM

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