Do you see these as boys of girls names?

[littlebitstressed]

What gender do you see these names as or do you see them as unisex, I’m asking because I often see unisex names as a girls name or boy name and there’s very few I can see as either:
Logan
Rowan
Reese
Wren
Jordan
Taylor
Robin
Spencer
Ellis
Avery
Eden
Blake
Blair

I know there’s hundreds more but off the top of my head these are what I can think of.

Avery, Eden, Blair and Wren as girls names. The rest as boys names.

Wren & Eden are girls' names. The rest are boys' names, though most of them are surnames.

I know male and female Rowans, Taylor and Robin/Robyns and I think I've come across a female Avery but don't know any males of that name. Eden I'd say is a girl's name. The others are all boy's names to me?

All boys except Rowan and Wren. I kniw there are lots of boy Rowans but the first one I knew was a girl, and that's stuck. And how could you get away from Jenny Wren? That would be cruel for a biy, surely?

Logan - boy
Rowan - either
Reese - actress; homonyms, Boyd
Wren - not a name, a former part of the Royal Navy
Jordan - either
Taylor - probably girl
Robin - probably boy
Spencer - boy
Ellis - boy
Avery - boy (and deatheater)
Eden - boy
Blake - boy
Blair - boy

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

I agree with others that I am fed up with people using boys names for girls. There are thousands of girls names, but when you are trying to name a boy outside the top 20 you find that every nice sounding name has been adopted for girls. Seems to be an Americanism. Once there is an actress with the name it is suddenly a girls name.

I was going to call my DS Paris (a Classical boy's name) in 1991 then realised there were at least 3 baby girls at our Doctors surgery with that name . As it turned out they ended up at different schools, but having had the irritation of ending up on the boys register at school I didn't want him to be on the girls.

Logan boy
Rowan mainly girl, if a boy, a disruptive boy
Reese boy
Wren definitely girl
Jordan girl
Taylor girl
Robin boy or girl
Spencer boy, very naughty
Ellis not sure
Avery girl
Eden girl
Blake boy
Blair boy

Logan - boy
Rowan - unisex
Reese - boy
Wren - girl
Jordan - boy
Taylor - neither
Robin - unisex
Spencer - boy
Ellis - girl
Avery - no opinion, never known of one
Eden - unisex
Blake - boy
Blair - unisex

I also see many "unisex" names as one sex or the other, then I go and do a bit of research on it and find it is often the other sex that it's mainly used for. I don't know if it really matters though.

I see most as girls names.
Logan, Reece, Jordan, Ellis and Avery I would say are boys, but that might just be because I've only ever met men with these names never women. The rest I think are beautiful girls names (Wren is on my shortlist for a girl along with Noah - which I know most people see as a boys name)

I would assume Wren and Eden were girls unless told otherwise.

Rowan I see as genuinely unisex.

The rest I see as male names. I think calling a child Blair these days would be making quite the statement and it wouldn’t be “I liked Gossip Girl” in the UK, more “I like war criminals”.

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

All boys names apart from Wren and Avery (only because it's Bella Thorne's middle name)
Obviously I know of girls named Rowan, Eden, Taylor and Jordan - and I know a female Robin, spelled Robyn- but I would still think of these as Male names first.

Logan boy
Rowan boy
Reese. Boy
Wren. Girl
Jordan. Boy
Taylor. Boy
Robin. Boy
Spencer. Boy
Ellis. Girl
Avery. Girl
Eden. Girl
Blake. Boy
Blair. Boy

If I had to pick genders for them, that's what I would pick, but most of them I would usually see as unisex.

I see Robin as Male and female
I often see it spelt Robyn for girls but I like both spellings.

I know a male Eden in his fifties.
Two girls of 8-10 called Eden, but in different schools.

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

Im from the midlands if this changes anything?

Logan - boy
Rowan - girl (Rohan boy)
Reese - girl (Rhys/Reece boy)
Wren - girl
Jordan - both
Taylor - both
Robin - boy (Robyn girl)
Spencer - boy
Ellis - boy
Avery - girl
Eden - girl
Blake - boy
Blair - boy

Names make me think of:
Logan -boy
Rowan -boy
Reese -girl boy if Reece or Rhys
Wren -girl
Jordan -boy
Taylor -girl
Robin -boy Robyn -girl
Spencer -boy
Ellis -boy
Avery -girl
Eden -both
Blake -boy
Blair -both

I know both males and femails with all of those names.

Logan - boy
Rowan - boy
Reese - girl with this spelling
Wren - girl
Jordan - either, but leaning towards girl
Taylor - girl
Robin - either, but leaning towards boy with this spelling
Spencer - boy
Ellis - boy
Avery - girl
Eden - girl
Blake - boy
Blair - girl

Really?? To me these are mainly famous people / fictional characters. The only ones I know in real life are Logan (boy), Robin (boy), Robyn (girl) and Blair (boy).

That was in reply to Colourfulest btw.

I'd expect all of these to be boys/men aside from Wren, who I'd expect to be female and Eden where I wouldn't have an expectation either way (I.e. I think of it as unisex).

To me Logan and Spencer are most likely male and Wren female but the rest could be either

Eden Wren Taylor and Robin girls names (I know of one of each bizarrely) !!!