8 Of The Most Popular Gender-Neutral Names

Alex

Initially, Alex was more common as a shortened form of Alexander or Alexandra, but it’s since become a standalone name.

Kelsey

Kelsey became popular in the United States during the 1980s, initially as a boy’s name but later gaining traction among girls.

Jordan

Jordan became popular in the late 20th century and has maintained its status as a classic gender-neutral name.

Bailey

Bailey surged in popularity in the 1990s, especially among girls, reaching the top 100. It remains a popular gender-neutral choice, thanks to its cheerful, upbeat sound.

Charlie

Charlie has retained its charm across genders, remaining a top 200 name for boys and a top 300 name for girls for decades.

Skylar

Skylar gained popularity in the early 2000s and continues to climb the charts thanks to notable Skylars like Skylar Astin, known for Pitch Perfect, and Skylar Grey, a Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter.

Reese

Reese’s strong meaning and sound have made it a popular choice among parents seeking a gender-neutral name since the early aughts.

Avery

Avery has been on the rise since the late 1990s and is now among the most popular names for girls and boys in North America.

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