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Baby names

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Gender Neutral Baby Names

83 replies

spearmynt · 17/04/2022 16:30

What are your favourite names that work on both boys and girls?

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Mumofgirls2017 · 17/04/2022 22:35

Quinn
Rowan
Marlow
River
Phoenix

Purpleroseas · 17/04/2022 22:03

Kit
Alex
Taylor

Awumminnscotland · 17/04/2022 22:01

Christie/Christy
Rowan
Kerry
Nairn
Lee/Leigh
Kit

AmandaMirandaPanda · 17/04/2022 21:51

I really like Arden, Blake, and Morgan, of the ones already mentioned.

Ariel
Aster
Blair
Eden
Ellis
Jocelyn
Kai
Linden
Liraz
Taegan
Vivian

NickBWilliarms · 17/04/2022 21:43

Eden
Regan
Ashley

NotRainingToday · 17/04/2022 21:43

Eden
Jamie
Bobbie

Greensleeves · 17/04/2022 21:41

Spud

Theoldwoman · 17/04/2022 21:40

Jordan
Sage
Kim
Lee
Ashley
Cody
Jamie

scottishnames · 17/04/2022 21:30

MacKenzie/McKenzie means 'son of Kenneth'. Not gender neutral, unless words have no meanings any more.

Happenchance · 17/04/2022 21:12

Hadley
Winter
Scout
Auden
Tristan
Adrian
Dorian

HavingA · 17/04/2022 21:07

Lennie

HavingA · 17/04/2022 21:06

Charlie
Stevie / Steff
Noah/Noa
Reggie (Regina / Reginald)
Henry

MamaWeasel · 17/04/2022 21:03

Cody

CheeseCheeseCheeseCheese · 17/04/2022 21:02

Bodhi

CheeseCheeseCheeseCheese · 17/04/2022 21:02

Reese

tilder · 17/04/2022 20:59

A lot of gender neutral names are spelt differently. So a y if feminine, i if masculine.

SoggyPaper · 17/04/2022 20:59

Lesley/ie

Not that it’s anyone favourite. 🤣

SunshiningBoo · 17/04/2022 20:57

Tyler
Sam

Partyatnumber10 · 17/04/2022 20:56

Stevie
Billie
Robyn
Kamryn
Riley

17caterpillars1mouse · 17/04/2022 20:16

Morgan

BiBabbles · 17/04/2022 19:47

Seconding Twizbe's warning. My sister has a neutral name (mostly because my mother wanted a boy), and there have been a lot of issues.

Personally, I lean more towards names that have neutral nicknames, but for actual neutral names that I haven't spotted yet: Emery/Emory/Amery
Alexis
Avery
Cassidy
Davri
Jamie
Kacey
Kelley
Kelsey
Merit
Sage
Shea
Zeal

Twizbe · 17/04/2022 19:40

Francis/Frances.

Though a word of warning about gender neutral names. My mum has one and she's lost count of the times that she's been mistaken for a man. The worst was when she went into hospital for a gynae procedure and was put on a male surgical ward. She thought it was odd that everyone was talking to my dad until she realised what had happened.

Perhaps go for a longer name that has a neutral shortening E.g Alexandra / Alexander

greatbittern · 17/04/2022 19:36

Sue

LeftieLucy · 17/04/2022 19:31

All names are gender neutral if you’re brave enough

Havanalily1806 · 17/04/2022 19:23

Blake
Quinn
Sutton
River
Grey

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