Do you see these as boys of girls names?

My niece is Jordan but spelt Jordain

Surely the pronunciation is different. As in ordain, refrain, detain, as opposed to tan, sedan (these being not quite the same as Jordan anyway).

My niece is Jordan but spelt Jordain
Wren isn’t a name
Ellis is a surname
Spencer is male and awful
I know a boy and girl Taylor

I’m in Canada so maybe a different perspective but:

Logan - unisex (I know both male and female ones)
Rowan - unisex (I only know female ones though)
Reese - unisex
Wren - female
Jordan - unisex (I know both male and female ones, more girls though)
Taylor - unisex (I know both male and female one, more girls though)
Robin - unisex
Spencer - unisex
Ellis - female (?)
Avery - female
Eden - female
Blake - unisex (I know both male and female ones)
Blair - unisex (I know both male and female ones)

Robyn, Wren and Eden I prefer as girls names.

Logan boy
Rowan either but increasingly girl
Reese girl with s boy with c
Wren girl
Jordan boy
Taylor girl
Robin boy unless spellt with a y
Spencer boy
Ellis boy
Avery boy
Eden girl
Blake boy
Blair boy

I always see names as one or the other, not necessarily because they 'sound' more like that gender but because I prefer them for that gender for example I like Charli for a girl but wouldn't call a boy Charlie even though it's def a more common boys name.

Anyway,

Logan boy
Rowan boy
Reese boy
Wren boy
Jordan boy
Taylor boy
Robin boy
Spencer boy
Ellis boy
Avery girl
Eden girl
Blake boy but then I know a boy and a girl called Blake
Blair boy but again know a girl named Blair

@littlebitstressed

Logan- Boy
Rowan- Boy/Girl
Reese- Girl, but if spelt Rhys- Boy
Wren- Girl
Jordan- Boy/Girl
Taylor- Girl
Robin- Girl
Spencer- Boy/Girl
Ellis- Boy
Avery- Boy/Girl
Eden- Girl
Blake-Blake
Blair- Girl

Logan - Boy
Rowan - Either
Reese - Either
Wren - Girl
Jordan - Boy
Taylor - Either
Robin - spelt like this a male and with a y for a girl
Spencer - Boy
Ellis - Boy
Avery - Girl
Eden - Girl, I do know a little boy called Eden but it does sound feminine to me
Blake - Either
Blair - Girl

I have only ever met male Eden’s.

Logan- boy
Rowan- boy
Reese- girl spelling because of Reese Witherspoon but if I heard the name Rhys/Reece I’d think boy
Wren- girl
Jordan- unisex
Taylor- unisex
Robin- unisex although girls usually spelt Robyn
Spencer- boy
Ellis- boy
Avery- unisex
Eden- unisex
Blake- unisex
Blair- unisex

Logan - male
Rowan - male
Reese - male
Wren - female
Jordan - male
Taylor - unisex
Robin - unisex
Spencer - male
Ellis - unisex
Avery - male
Eden - female
Blake - unisex
Blair - female

Logan - male
Rowan - unisex
Reese - unisex
Wren - female
Jordan - unisex
Taylor - unisex
Robin - unisex
Spencer - unisex
Ellis - male
Avery - female
Eden - female
Blake - unisex
Blair - female

Wren and Eden I see as girls’ names, Blake and Avery boys’. Logan, Reese (this spelling), Robin, and Rowan feel unisex to me. The rest are surnames.

Logan boy
Rowan either
Reese either
Wren girl
Jordan either
Taylor either
Robin either
Spencer boy
Ellis boy
Avery boy
Eden girl
Blake boy
Blair girl

Oh I missed Taylor, also only known girls with this name

All boys bar Wren, Eden & Rowan. I've never met a male version of any of those. The others are all male to me bar Robin, which seems to be more popular as a girls name now, but was always a boys name for anyone over 30

Logan-boy
Rowan-boy
Reese-boy
Wren-boy
Jordan-unisex
Robin-girl
Spencer-boy
Ellis-boy
Avery-boy
Eden-girl
Blake-boy
Blair-girl

Eden and Wren girls

Jordan and Taylor have heard of girls but say male names to me.

Rest definitely male.

Although Robin spelt Robyn is female.

Eden Hazard is a male footballer

Avery was a make lawyer in The Firm book and film

Logan, Robin, Spencer, Ellis, Blake are boys. The rest are girls.

Logan male
Rowan male *but I do know a girl Rowan
Reese female spelled this way (Reiss male)
Wren female
Jordan Male (but I know of female Jodan's)
Taylor male (but yes I know Taylor can be a girls name)
Robin male this way Robyn female
Spencer male
Ellis male
Avery male
Eden female now but used to be male
Blake male
Blair male (but know of a female one too)

I have a unisex name myself I LOATHE it.. I have had to have debates with people about if I really was female or not. I LOATHE people phoning me up asking for MR (firstname) and I wish my parents had not given me a unisex name...

It depends where you’re from really - in the UK I would say boys names, in America I think using them as girls’ names is more common so unisex there.

Logan either

Rowan girl

Reese boy

Wren girl

Jordan boy

Taylor girl

Robin either

Spencer boy

Ellis either

Avery girl

Eden girl

Blake boy

Blair boy

Logan - boy
Rowan - genuinely unisex - it’s DD’s middle name (for the tree)
Reese - mainly boy, occasionally girl with this spelling; always boy spelt Rhys/Reece
Wren - definitely girl... with the caveat that I do know of a boy who has this as a middle name
Jordan - either, tending towards boy
Taylor - either, tending towards girl

Robin - mainly boy, although I have taught a female Robin; generally Robyn for a girl
Spencer - boy
Ellis - boy
Avery - probably girl, although I’ve never met one
Eden - unisex - I’ve taught both
Blake - boy
Blair - boy

I would say they are all unisex

Except Avery, Wren and Robin are girls.

And Spencer is a boys name.