alsoShiloh
Hebrew for "tranquil," Shiloh has been historically dubbed as a girl's name for a long time. Though as of recent, its also been used for bb boys!
Jamie
We've seen this one commonly used with both boys and girls throughout the years. It still stands as a very popular gender-neutral name.
Shawn
This name has English, Irish, and American origins. In English it translates to: from the shady grove. And in Irish and American it means gift from God. Its been popularly used as a boy's name, but it would be just as cute for a baby girl. It can also be spelled as Sean or Shaun.
`Leslie
Derived from Scotland, the name Leslie translates to "garden of holly." Whether you want to name your new boy or girl this, it's perfect for either. We've seen stars like Leslie Mann and Leslie Jordan share the name!
James
I think we have Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds to thank for popularizing this rooted boy name for a girl's one too. They named their daughter and oldest child James and it's the cutest thing!
Billie
The name Billie has an English origin and has been a common name for boys. But girls can 100 percent have the name too! (Hi, Billie Eilish).
Quinn
An Irish name meaning “chief leader” or “intelligence,” Quinn has become slightly more popular with girls than boys in recent years. TBD on whether or not Glee had anything to do with that.
Elliott
This name has been popular with all babies for decades now. You can also opt to spell it with a single “t” or “l” to make it a little ~extra~ in a cute way.
Emerson
While the one used to skew more female (61 percent in 2013), it’s slowly on the come-up as a boys’ name too.
Finley
This is one of the few gender-neutral names that is truly unisex, meaning that it doesn’t skew heavily one way for boys or girls. As of 2018, the gender-split percentage was reported to be 58-girls, 42-boys.
Marlowe
Marlowe means “driftwood” and has historically been coded as a girl's name. In recent years, however, it's also becoming big with baby boys.
North
Obviously, Kim popularized this name when her and Kanye’s first child was born in 2013. However, baby name experts say it’s gaining momentum among dudes too. Plus, the nickname "Nori" is a grade-A option.
Kai
This name derives meaning in several different languages—“sea” in Hawaiian and “keeper of the keys” in Welsh—and is super popular right now.
Rory
You can now immortalize Rory from Gilmore Girls with your baby boy too.
Arden
This is an English name meaning “valley of the eagle.” It’s currently being given to both baby boys and girls, although it tends to be almost twice as popular with girls.
Riley
It has an Irish origin and means “courageous.” Originally a popular name for boys, Riley for girls has grown so popular that it is the #1 female name starting with “R”.
Bailey
While it may forever be thought of as something that should be mixed with coffee, Bailey is still an adorable name for a baby. It’s popular with all the lil bbs but currently trends much higher for girls.
Jules
Often a nickname for Julie or Julia, Jules has become popular with the boys over the years as a nickname for Julian and as a stand alone name. Also, it’s the name of our fave gal from Euphoria.
Sage
Sage is of Latin origin and means “wise,” which is a pretty baller meaning behind a baby name if you ask me. It’s popular all-around, although slightly more with girls. Who wouldn’t want a brilliant bb?
Alex
Alex as a nickname for either Alexander or Alexandra has been huge pretty much since the dawn of time. That said, Alex on its own has been seeing a steady rise for both boys and girls over the years.
Kendall
Usually a girl’s name, à la Kendall Jenner, Kendall is of British origin meaning “Valley of the river Kent.” It’s been popular with boys too, though (ahem, Succession!).
Micah
Traditionally a boys’ name, Micah is now being given to girls as well—possibly as an alternative to the increasingly popular Michaela. It means “Who is like the Lord.”
Angel
Typically thought of as a boy’s name, Angel has been rising in popularity for everyone. Spice Girl Melanie Brown named her daughter Angel Iris, so it’s obv legit.
Kyle
Perhaps popularized by The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star, Kyle, which was typically a boys’ name, is now being given to little girls as well.
London
Becoming more popular for girls than boys now, London is still a perfectly pleasant name, honoring a beautiful British city (duh).
Harper
Once the Beckhams named their only daughter Harper, it immediately shot up in popularity for girls, which checks out. But parents really like it for their little boys too as it ranks relatively well for both genders.
Drew
Typically a boys’ name (save for the queen, Drew Barrymore), Drew is quite popular for little fellas. But expect to see lots of little girls named Drew running around in the upcoming years, now that Jessica Simpson gave it to her daughter Maxwell as a middle name.
Reagan
Reagan, which occasionally is spelled Regan, is more popular with girls, but certainly works as a boys’ name as well.
Logan
It’s damn near impossible to go to a park without running into a little Logan these days. The name has shot up in popularity over the past few years for both boys and girls.
Sawyer
Sawyer is more popular for boys (maybe thanks to Sawyer from Lost?), but stars like Sara Gilbert have taken to giving the name to their daughters, which, no doubt, will make it more popular for females in the next few years.
Kennedy
The name Kennedy sounds trendy and classic for both genders, but is often thought of as a girls’ name. However, if name meanings are particularly important to you, you might want to steer clear of this one. Kennedy means “misshapen head.”
Hayden
This celebrity name (Hayden Panettiere and Hayden Christensen) is currently more popular with boys, but girls named Hayden aren’t far behind.
`Nico
Actress Thandie Newton may have given the name Nico to her daughter, but it’s generally more popular with boys. Alternate spellings include Nikko and Niko, which are both chill.
Phoenix
The name of a place and the name of a bird, Phoenix is on-trend for boys and for girls. Former Spice Girl Mel B. is a fan—she gave the name to her daughter.
Jaden/ Jade
More popular for boys—thanks to Will Smith and Jada Pinkett’s son—Jaden has risen in popularity quite a bit in the last few years, but girls rock it too!
Gray
The name Grayson for boys has been insanely popular in the last few years. But Gray is cute for everyone!
Jordan
Although it’s usually thought of as a boys’ name, Jordan makes it into the top 300 names for girls. The name skyrocketed to popularity in the ’90s during Michael Jordan’s heyday and is still going strong.
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