Gender Boy Girl Both.

Genderless names. In some cases they have been used more for a particular gender but are still all unisex. Nature names have always been common with names such as River Sky Leaf and Blossom dipping in and out of popularity over the last few decades. Here is a highlight of just some of them.

It peaked as a girls name. Parents have honored rock legends with their unisex baby names like Lennon Jagger and Santana. Adrian has been and continues to be a fairly popular boys name.

The name River is one of the most successful mostly due to the fact that it is genderless and is associated with water. Bellamy Charlie Dakota Denver Emerson Finley Justice River Skyler Tatum. Addison was much more common for boys before the 1990s.

100 Gender-Neutral Baby Names Addison. Some other options you might consider in the same vein that can be genderless baby names include Sutton Parker Finley Cameron and Oakley. Todays parents are upending these old naming rules ignoring gender categories and making many popular names winners for both boys and girls.

Gender-neutral baby names have never been more trendy. Consider Carson Amari Karter and Sawyer. A Alber Arden Anja Apple Arizona B Bee Binx Brooklyn Beckett C Cara Caspar Cleo Coco D Demna Devon Dree Dries E Elettra Elin Erdem F Finn Flynn Freja G Gareth Gia Gucci H Haider Harlow Harper Haven Honor I.

Some names are given to both boys and girls. Obviously most people are going to associate the name with the King of Rock and Roll Elvis Presley but the name is considered gender-neutral. It began to gain traction as a girls.