babynamepicker

Gender-Neutral Baby Names

Names given to both boys and girls, where neither side accounts for more than 90% of births over the last ten years. Ranked by their combined 2025 count.

All 100 names

  1. Rowan boys 6,452
  2. Avery girls 6,423
  3. Riley girls 6,107
  4. Parker boys 6,013
  5. Angel boys 5,308
  6. Cameron boys 4,962
  7. Charlie girls 4,620
  8. River boys 4,540
  9. Sawyer boys 3,997
  10. Ryan boys 3,925
  11. Eden girls 3,913
  12. Emerson girls 3,612
  13. Tatum girls 3,397
  14. Quinn girls 3,297
  15. Jordan boys 3,235
  16. Rory boys 3,100
  17. Hayden boys 2,975
  18. Amari boys 2,804
  19. Elliott boys 2,776
  20. Sutton girls 2,715
  21. Elliot boys 2,658
  22. Oakley girls 2,621
  23. Sage girls 2,537
  24. Scottie girls 2,490
  25. Remi girls 2,346
  26. Shiloh girls 2,318
  27. Blake boys 2,115
  28. Dakota girls 2,109
  29. Reese girls 2,106
  30. Peyton girls 1,957
  31. Dallas boys 1,888
  32. Ellis boys 1,832
  33. Milan boys 1,780
  34. Finley girls 1,770
  35. Lennon girls 1,729
  36. Remington boys 1,685
  37. Callahan boys 1,682
  38. Phoenix boys 1,594
  39. Noa girls 1,573
  40. Palmer girls 1,560
  41. Lennox boys 1,552
  42. Wren girls 1,529
  43. Karter boys 1,521
  44. Morgan girls 1,509
  45. Aspen girls 1,435
  46. Miller boys 1,392
  47. Ariel girls 1,384
  48. Casey boys 1,300
  49. Ari boys 1,284
  50. Baylor boys 1,229
  51. Briar girls 1,175
  52. Remy boys 1,171
  53. Taylor girls 1,170
  54. Emory girls 1,168
  55. Sterling boys 1,162
  56. Spencer boys 1,153
  57. Armani boys 1,143
  58. Alexis girls 1,131
  59. Murphy girls 1,124
  60. Salem girls 1,111
  61. Azariah boys 1,108
  62. Leighton girls 1,099
  63. Kendall girls 1,095
  64. Marley girls 1,081
  65. Navy girls 1,045
  66. Onyx boys 1,036
  67. Reign girls 1,015
  68. Kamari boys 1,014
  69. Sunny girls 998
  70. Rylan boys 961
  71. Harley girls 947
  72. Drew boys 940
  73. Kayce boys 928
  74. Denver boys 904
  75. Francis boys 891
  76. Reece boys 877
  77. London girls 863
  78. Jamie girls 824
  79. Monroe girls 815
  80. Payton girls 810
  81. Frankie girls 805
  82. Noel boys 792
  83. Robin girls 782
  84. Rowen boys 772
  85. Royal boys 765
  86. Quincy boys 757
  87. Skyler girls 747
  88. Gianni boys 735
  89. Camryn girls 707
  90. Asa boys 696
  91. Kamryn girls 678
  92. Legacy girls 673
  93. Oaklee girls 640
  94. Chandler boys 638
  95. Lyric girls 583
  96. Memphis boys 580
  97. Sol boys 573
  98. Ira boys 523
  99. Merritt boys 518
  100. Whitley girls 508

How evenly these names are shared

The most evenly split name on the list is Dakota: in 2025, 49% of the children given it were recorded as girls and 51% as boys. Together the hundred names here account for 182,887 births, and eight of them are in the 2025 top 100.

45 of them lean towards girls today and 55 towards boys. The two edges of the list show how wide "neutral" is here: Camryn goes to girls 91% of the time and Callahan to boys 93% of the time, and both still qualify.

The file records the sex a child was registered as, not a name's gender, and the balance is measured over the last ten years rather than over all of 1880–2025. A name that has changed sides therefore shows where it stands now: measured across the whole record, several of these would read as settled one way when they are not.

Questions about gender-neutral names

What makes a name gender-neutral?

On this list, neither sex accounts for more than 90% of the children given the name over the last ten years. The file records the sex a child was registered as, not a name's gender.

What is the most common gender-neutral name?

Rowan, with 6,452 births in 2025 across both sexes.