Trending Gender-Neutral Baby Names You’ll Love

Choosing a baby’s name is a special milestone and one of the most important decisions new parents make. Sometimes, the perfect name feels immediate, bringing peace of mind, while other times, it takes time to find just the right fit.

For parents unsure of their child's gender or seeking versatile options, unisex names are ideal. These names work beautifully regardless of gender and are increasingly popular. Here are some of the top unisex baby names trending now, perfect for any newborn.

Drew
Originating from Greek, Drew comes from Andrew, symbolizing bravery and strength. Suitable for both boys and girls, it varies in meaning across cultures.

Harper
Meaning a musician who plays the harp, Harper has English roots and also serves as a surname. It gained popularity among girls after the fame of author Harper Lee.

Charlie
Derived from Charles, Charlotte, or Charlene, Charlie is widely used for both genders. It signifies freedom and is common in English-speaking countries.

Taylor
An English surname meaning 'cutter of cloth,' Taylor rose in popularity as a unisex name thanks to celebrities like Taylor Swift and Taylor Lautner.

Bailey
Originally referring to an official or agent, Bailey has become a trendy gender-neutral name both in the US and abroad.

Alex
Short for Alexandra or Alexander, Alex has Greek origins and is a straightforward, versatile choice for any child.

Max
Short and energetic, Max stems from names like Maximilian, Maxwell, or Maxima, derived from Old English roots.

Addison
Once a surname meaning 'son of Adam,' Addison has gained recognition as a unisex name, moving beyond its traditional male association.

Morgan
With Welsh origins, Morgan means 'sea circle,' 'warrior of the ocean,' or 'bright sea,' becoming a popular gender-neutral name recently.

Parker
Originally describing a gatekeeper or park attendant, Parker now stands out as a trendy unisex first name, exuding coolness.