Gender neutral names for a girl

[Sianela]

So in the list so far

Robyn (quite like this as derives from a family surname although keep thinking Winnie the Poo)

Danny
Frankie
Jamie
Lee
Hayden
Rowan

I have a girl Rowan, we call her Ro or Ro Ro which I think is cute and a bit more feminine. Although most people presume she’s a boy when I say her name

Quinn
Perry
Dana
Devon

Eden
Sasha

I think Lesley is lovely

Lonnie
Bergen
Indigo
Leighton
Billie
Hayden
Morgan
Phoenix

River
Raven
Asher
Billie

Ashley

Lindsay
Gale
Daryl

Rory really isn't unisex! It literally means red head king.

I mean, I know, Gilmore Girls ........ but nope, not suitable for a girl.

Ashley

George/Georgie
Sam
Charlie
Thomasina
Jo
Jacky

@Pigeonorcoot

I really like Ali.

Joey is very cute. In a good way.

Joey is the only derivative of my name that I really dislike. Excluding the usual Joanna/Joanne mix-up. Perhaps it's too many years of my older siblings taking the piss out of "little Joey"...!

Blue

Even Rory Gilmore isn’t actually called Rory, it’s just her nickname.

I didn’t think of names like Phoenix. I probably would consider that type of name unisex as it doesn’t really have a lot of traditional use for either sex.

Robin's nice, I agree that Robyn is largely seen as feminine but I've many associations for either other than Winnie the Pooh.

I also like Jamie & Rowan. I think Lee can be a great nickname, but on its own it doesn't seem enough. Danny to me would be masculine, I've known way too many male Daniels who've used Danny with girls usually being Dani/Danni.

Similar-ish ones I can think of: Avery, Amery / Emery (I guess my brain associates -ry with unisex), Bryn, Caelen, Kacey, Sage, Shea, Sinclair

@Sweetpea1989 my baby girl is Rowan too but everyone mixes up and calls her Roman with an M. I hadn't realised Roman is the fastest rising boy name and boomed in last couple of years. Met loads. Typical. If I'd have realised, I wouldn't have chosen this name.

@Sianela - Aubrey?

Rowan is the best n your lis.

Jordan
Jocelyn
Ashley
Harley
Valentine
Lorne
Morgan
Meredith

Amari
Angel
Arlo
Avery
Bailey
Beau/Bo
Cameron
Drew
Dylan
Eden
Ellis
Ezra
Gabby/Gabi
Jordan
Marlow
Noa/h
Reese
Robyn/Robin
Sidney/Sydney

Dara
Stevie
Ray / Rae

These are the only ones I don't think have been mentioned before

I agree with the other posters, most of your names are traditionally boys' names rather than gender neutral. My spoken name can be both a boy's and girl's name which can get a bit annoying spelling it out each time. Personally I wouldn't want a traditionally boys only name and having to explain to people so I'd choose an unisex name, as people have suggested, such as Cameron or Alex(andra).

It's odd how there aren't many "girls" names used for boys but lots of "boys" names get used for girls.

Just pick whatever name you like OP, if a girl uses a "boys" name it will just be seen as a bit unusual but people will get over it

Morgan
Peyton
Paisley
Reece
Lori
Vaughn
Beau
Leni
Jude
Riley
Georgie
Paris
Cameron
Skyler
Harris
Ash
Ocean
Taylor
Radley
Roo
Cody
Casey
Sascha

I don't think Mario can be said to be gender neutral. Wouldn't it be a man's name because the female would be Maria?

What about Morag or Ingrid or somethring really STRONG
Or Caro short for Caroline, or Christy short for christobel

Noa was my 1st choice for DD2 but I bottled it at the last minute.

I love Robyn, I think it's lovely.