Favorite boy name for a girl?

[Anonymous]

Dylan
Charlie
Cameron
Parker

[Anonymous]

No, this is an awful trend that needs to die a quick death.

[Anonymous]

Theoretically (but not something I would do):

Marti
Tobias
Dakota
Senna
Nikola
Luca
Stefan
Elias

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

Trevor

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Nuns used to take the name of male Saints. Some changed later. I’ll always remember fondly Sister Richard.

I’ve always like Michael for a girl like Michael Lerner (mom on The Waltons).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:No, this is an awful trend that needs to die a quick death.

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[Anonymous]

Dylan, Ryan, Rylie

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Dylan
Charlie
Cameron
Parker

I love the name Cameron!

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Anonymous wrote:No, this is an awful trend that needs to die a quick death.

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My guess is OP was looking at traditionally boys names that have been co-opted as girls names
For awhile now (Eg, Leslie, Stacy, Shannon, Carol, etc.).

[Anonymous]

Ralph

[Anonymous]

I think the initial question is in bad taste....
“Boy names”.... the ones you’d consider are no longer considered “boy names” Moreso unisex although I don’t love that term either. Choose a family name... your dad, DH, brother... or a surname.

Porter, Morrisen, Brooks, Lincoln, Chatham, Lacy, etc

[Anonymous]

Leslie
Lynn
Courtney
Ashley
Lauren

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think the initial question is in bad taste....
“Boy names”.... the ones you’d consider are no longer considered “boy names” Moreso unisex although I don’t love that term either. Choose a family name... your dad, DH, brother... or a surname.

Porter, Morrisen, Brooks, Lincoln, Chatham, Lacy, etc

Ferrari, Petit, Brown, White, Black, Blanc, Young, Cox, McDonald, Graves, Iglesias, Ek, Little, etc.

[Anonymous]

Blake, Bryce, and Kyle scream "child of mom who watched too many soap operas in the 1980s"