Girls with unisex names?

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So I have always liked girls’ names that could be for either gender but was wondering how it may affect a child. For you ladies that have a unisex name or know someone who does, did you like it growing up and/or now? Did you wish your name was more girly? 
Examples:
Alex
Rylie
Skyler
Peyton
Jordan
TIA!

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I named my daughter Carter Jade so if she doesn’t like the unisex name she has another choice

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My daughters name is Hayden and she loves it.  She loves having Hayden boy and Hayden girl in her school and no one has teased her about it. It fits her perfectly. I had all those thoughts when naming her. The only thing that was a huge concern was on a resume but decided if it was an issue for her she could add miss or mrs to it.

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I had a friend named Logan & it fit her perfectly & I’ve  always  thought it was so cute! I’ve also thought the name Chandler for a girl would be pretty

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My name is Alexandria but I’ve gone by Alex since birth. When I was really young I hated that my name was such a boy name so I started going by my full name around 4th grade. Then I got into Jr High and boyish names were cool 😂 
So I’ve gone by Alex my entire life aside from that one year. I do use my full name often as an adult for business purposes though.

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My daughter is Emery.
I also like Sawyer for either.

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My daughters name is Hunter:)

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My only issue is the male and female versions of my name are spelled differently so I have to always spell my name out for people or it typically gets spelled the male way even though I’m clearly female.

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LOVE the name Jordan! And Reilly is my favorite spelling for Rylie/Riley (:

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Both of my girls have unisex names and my oldest Rory (who’s 5) loves her name. There is another Rory in our town who is also a girl and she’s met a Rory who’s a boy and she thought that was pretty cool too. Both of them have feminine middle names so they can put their entire name in an application later if they see fit. Both names fit them perfectly and I couldn’t imagine having named my girls another name 🤷🏼‍♀️

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I do not, but I know a lot of girl woth unisex names, and they all love it. They say it helps woth kob discrimination for 1, so that is definitely a plus. They also think its nice to be different. I know a femal Elliot, and she says she can't imagine having a more feminine name.

Girls with unisex names?

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