Gender neutral names are gaining popularity. Not only are more parents choosing names that are gender neutral, but more names that were traditionally just for boys or just for girls are being used for both genders. What's brought about this trend? Parents are choosing ones that are more unique and different. Parents of the past looked for choices that weren't too unusual, and having an original name wasn't necessarily a criteria. However, today's parents are looking for monikers that set their child apart from all the other children. Having a nice sounding name that flows well isn't the only thing that matters. Individuality is a key factor in selecting a name for many parents.
While certain names like John, Steven, or Joseph may never make the cross over to being gender neutral, other names like Tyler, Morgan, or Hayden can sound nice for boys or girls. According to the Social Security website, names like Cullen, Braylen, Kinley, Emery, and Addyson have all grown in popularity. While some of these names are more popular for boys and some more popular for girls, these are all names that could be used for either gender.
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Another thing that may be fueling the unisex baby naming trend is that parents may be worrying less about having a name that could be picked on. Today's kids have all kinds of unusual names and not much is thought about it. Parents seem to be much more strong minded and independent, worrying less about what other people think.
If gender neutral appeal to you, here are some ideas that you might like.
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