We’ve included some of the best unisex baby names including some of the most popular gender-neutral names such as Andie, Hayden and Shae. You can find the full list below:
1. Addison
Old English, ‘Child of Adam’
2. Adrian
A form of the Latin given name Adrianus or Hadrianus, probably from the ancient river Adria
3. Aiden
Of Gaelic derivation, meaning ‘fire’
4. Ainsley
Scottish origin meaning ‘one’s own meadow’
5. Alex
From the Greek for ‘defender’
6. Alfie
Short form of Alfred, from Old English Aelfraed meaning ‘elf’ and ‘counsel’ or ‘wise’
7. Ali
From Arabic, ‘exalted, noble’
8. Amory
Old German origin, ‘brave, power’, variant of Emory
9. Andie
Variant of Andy
10. Andy
Shortening of Andrew/Andrea from the Greek Andreas
11. Angel
Greek origin, from angel, ‘angelos’ or God’s messengers
12. Archer
From the surname, meaning ‘Bowman’, now sometimes used as given name
13. Arden
Latin origin, ‘great forest
14. Ari
Of Hebrew and Scandinavian origin, ‘lion, eagle’, or a shortening of Ariel
15. Ariel
Hebrew origin, meaning ‘lion of God’
16. Armani
Italian origin meaning ‘warrior’ but now linked to fashion designer Giorgio Armani
17. Arya
Sanskrit and Persian origin meaning of ‘noble’, but also popularised by Game of Thrones
18. Ash
Shortening of Ashley or Ashton
19. Ashley
Unisex name, originally for boys, English origin of ‘Ash tree meadow’
20. Ashton
From an English surname derived from a place name meaning ‘ash tree town’, more commonly used in America
21. Aspen
English origin from the tree
22. Athena
Greek, the goddess of wisdom
23. Aubrey
From old German, meaning ‘elf or magical being’
24. Auden
Of Old English origin, ‘old friend’
25. August
From the Latin, Augustus, a title given to emperors
26. Avery
From the surname, which was itself a French pronunciation of Alfred, Old English, meaning ‘elf counsel’
27. Avis
Of Latin origin meaning ‘bird’
28. Bailey
From Old English meaning ‘berry clearing’ but also ‘bailiff; city fortification’
29. Baker
Old English ‘baecere,’ meaning ‘baker, originally an occupational name
30. Bay
From Latin, ‘berry’ or French ‘auburn-haired’
31. Bellamy
Old French origin, ‘handsome or beautiful friend’
32. Bergen
Scandinavian and Old German origin, ‘lives on the hill; mountain’
33. Bevan
Of Welsh origin, originally from ‘son of Evan’
34. Billie
Version of Bill and diminutive of William
35. Billy
Version of Bill and diminutive of William
36. Blaine
Roots in Gaelic from ‘yellow’, probably referring to a person with blonde hair
37. Blair
English and Scottish, ‘Child of the plains, field, or battlefield’
38. Blake
Old English, originally a nickname ‘blac’someone who had dark hair or skin (‘blac’), or pale hair or skin (‘blaac’)
39. Blue
From the colour, modern usage
40. Bobby
Initially a nickname for Robert
41. Bowie
Gaelic and Scottish, ‘yellow’, ‘fair-haired’, originally a surname
42. Brady
Irish and Gaelic origin, ‘descendant of Brádach’, which itself possibly means ‘spirited’ or ‘broad’
43. Brennan
Of Irish and Gaelic origin, ‘teardrop’
44. Brent
Old English for ‘high place, steep hill’
45. Brett
From Celtic and French, meaning Breton or someone from Brittany, France
46. Briar
Old English from the thorny shrub but also the name Briar Rose given to the princess in Sleeping Beauty
47. Brighton
English, ‘bright town’, also the town on the south coast of England
48. Britton
Old English, ‘from Britain’
49. Brooke
Old English and Old German origin from ‘water/small streem’
50. Brooklyn
Old English ‘small stream’ but also from the New York City borough
51. Brooks
Old English and Old German for ‘water, small stream’
52. Caelan
Gaelic and Irish name, ‘slender and fine, fair or pure’
53. Cameron
Scottish baby name, ‘crooked’
54. Campbell
Originally a Scottish surname named for a person with a crooked mouth, or crooked smile
55. Carey
Of Gaelic origin for ‘love’
56. Carmel
It is of Hebrew origin, ‘garden, orchard’
57. Carmen
Variation on Carmel
58. Carroll
Of Old German derivation, ‘free man’
59. Carson
Scottish, Old English, ‘son of the marsh-dwellers’
60. Carter
Old English ‘one who carts/transports goods’, also a surname
61. Casey
Of Irish and Gaelic origin, ‘alert, watchful’
62. Cassidy
Irish, ‘person with curly hair’
63. Chance
Middle English origin, ‘good fortune’
64. Channing
English and Old German origin, ‘young wolf; official of the church’
65. Charley
Originally a nickname for Charles, Charlene or Charlotte
66. Charlie
Originally a nickname for Charles, Charlene or Charlotte
67. Chris
Shortening of Christopher/Christian/Christine
68. Clay
A shortened version of Clayton
69. Clayton
Old English, from ‘clay settlement’
70. Cody
Irish and Gaelic origin, meaning ‘helper’
71. Cole
Old English, ‘swarthy, coal-black’
72. Corey
Uncertain origin, could be from a Norse surname or the Gaelic coire (‘cauldron/ a seething pool/hollow’)
73. Dakota
Native American origin for ‘friend/ally’, also from the US states
74. Dale
Old English, ‘small valley’
75. Dallas
Irish, Gaelic and Scottish origin, ‘from the dales’, also a village in Scotland and city in Texas
76. Dana
Hebrew variant of Daniel, ‘God is the judge’ or old English, ‘a Dane from Denmark’
77. Dane
Old English, ‘a Dane from Denmark’
78. Darby
Old English, ‘without envy’ and the place name, ‘park with deer’
79. Daryl
Originated from French surname (‘from Airelle’, a town in Calvados)
80. Dawson
Old English, from the surname meaning ‘son of David’
81. Delta
Greek origin, ‘mouth of a river’
82. Denver
Old English and French origin, ‘green valley’, contemporary use may refer to the city
83. Devin
Irish and Gaelic origin, from ‘bard, poet’ or from the French ‘divin’, meaning ‘divine’
84. Dorian
Greek origin, ‘from Doris’, an area in Greece
85. Drew
Of Greek origin meaning ‘strong and manly
86. Dylan
Welsh origin ‘son of the sea’, a legendary Welsh hero
87. Easton
English origin meaning ‘east-facing place’
88. Eddie
Short for Edward/Edwin/Edwina
89. Eden
From the Biblical Garden of Eden, meaning ‘delight’
90. Elliott
From Hebrew, ‘Jehovah is God’
91. Ellis
From Hebrew, ‘Jehovah is God’
92. Ellison
Of Hebrew origin meaning ‘Son of Elias’
93. Ember
English, meaning ‘Spark, Burning Low’
94. Emerson
Old English, from the surname ‘Emery’s son’
95. Emery
German origin meaning ‘Brave; powerful’
96. Emory
Variant of Emery
97. Erin
Irish and Gaelic origin, from a poetic word for ‘Ireland’
98. Evelyn
A girl’s name of English origin meaning ‘wished for child’
99. Ezra
A boy’s name of Hebrew origin meaning ‘help’
100. Finley
Scottish, Irish origin meaning ‘fair-haired hero’