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babynamesWhich unisex names do you feel shouldn't be unisex?
For example, while the name Logan is used for both boys and girls, you feel it's masculine and should only be used for boys.
For example, while the name Logan is used for both boys and girls, you feel it's masculine and should only be used for boys.
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Date: 2009-09-01 01:40 am (UTC)Harper
Riley
Hunter
Blake
Elliott
Kendall
Now that I think about it, the use of the last 2 as female names originated on TV shows (Elliott on Scrubs, Kendall on All My Children). Amazing how fast trends catch on...