I think it is a nice name for a girl.

Because you can call them Grace, if you want to.

I never had an issue with names that can be used for a boy or a girl. I am a 25 year old female with the first name of Kyle - and I have always loved it.

The only Grayson I know is a ten-year-old girl. I think it's adorable for either a boy or a girl.

i know a gracen who people only call gracie or gracie, including her parents.

so why didn't they just name her grace?

Anonymous wrote:Know two little girls in Loudoun with it. Honestly never met a boy with the name.

Guess you didn't watch the NCAA Finals (see Duke basketball) ...

I have a relative and a friend with this name. Both boys. I think the namers would be appalled if it becomes a girls' name.

Kinda cute + definitely a unique moniker.

Anonymous wrote:It's been very popular with the Baltimore set for several years now, which should be enough to give one pause.

The "Baltimore set"? Who is the "Baltimore set", and why is it bad to do things they way they do?

I am 34, a woman, and my name is Grayson. So to me it is not "new".

"Kept hearing," not can't.

It's been very popular with the Baltimore set for several years now, which should be enough to give one pause.

When I was watching men's basketball during March Madness, I can't hearing about a player with the first name of Grayson. Don't remember what team though. Definitely can be either a boy or girl name.

A friend just named their boy Grayson. I like it.

I have only heard of it for a few girls (all very young).

no no no

I think it is a lovely girl's name. Because you call them Grace.

Anonymous wrote:My new granddaughter is named Grayson. The rest of the family hates the name, but we can't tell our daughter! Yes, she lives in Loudon.

Aww, well, I can't tell you how many times actually meeting a wonderful person with a name I would loathe on paper has changed my perception of it...hopefully it will be the same with you and your Grayson!