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I think it's cute without being trendy or cutesy.
I had a great uncle with this name, and he was often called Kirb (sounded like "curb" lol).

I don't like it. When I was little we used to play a game called curby (not sure how it's spelt, comes from curb) and it reminds me of that.

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Louise x

Kirby is rather ridiculous to me, because of the video game. Sorry.

I know a Kirby but they're a girl :) She's the only person I've met with the name. I don't know what her middle name is though. She's always loved her name because it was different. Her personailty fit her name very well, she was always sporty and hyper and very happy over all.

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for a boy I like Kirby Donovan.

Kirby reminds me of hoovers and isnt my style but i like Kirby Maximilian best
One ofthe mothers at my daughters school had a son not long ago and called him Kirby Joe

I don't care for it. Isn't it a brand of vacuum cleaners or something? It seems very immature, nickname-y, and just wouldn't suit any age. I like Donovan, but not Maximilian (it's frivolous sounding). I think Donovan Kirby flows better.

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I do know a girl (18-years-old), whose middle name is Kirby.

dislike Kirby due to association i picture a mischeifmaker who is a little creepy....anyways i think the name itself is a little feminine for a boy...bbut i like Kirby Maximillion better then Kirby Donovan-but i like Kirby Maxiim even better!!
~ELlie

It's okay-not a name you seem to hear anymore. I've only heard of one in my life anyway. Kirby Donovan is nice.

Wasn't there a game in the 80's or 90's Kirby the Dream PUff or something like that. That's what comes to mind, so I don't care for it. I prefer Kirby Donovan though.

Kirby Donovan

I like Kirby Donovan

Kirby Maximilian is quite cool sounding. I can't decide which gender I prefer the name on ... probably a girl, but it's nice on a boy.