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boys vs. names vs. suggestions

We are having a boy after four girls. Our daughters all have pretty masc-unisex names: twins Rowan and Bailey, Taylor, and Jude. Wondering what to name our son, thinking of an ultra-masculine name to distinguish (like Gregory or Alexandra) or go the other way and give him a more feminine unisex name (Cassidy, Blair, Lois types). Or we could just keep with the unisex boys names like our girls have. What do you think? Any suggestions?

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Poll created: May 23, 2024
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Intro meant to say Alexander not Alexandra... smh mom brain going crazy my apologies
posted by OP :: 4 months ago | report
Isaac

Lucas

Miles

Silas
posted by Mercedes :: 4 months ago | report
I would go with a masculine name.
Cole
Dawson
Daulton
Leo
Seth
Oliver
Pierce
Holden
Sebastian
Tyson
posted by Guest :: 4 months ago | report
Atlas or Maverick
posted by Guest :: 4 months ago | report
I would probably give him a clearly-boy name myself, but sticking with the unisex theme is fine too.

My favorite unisex name is Jordan. You might also consider Casey, Bryn, or Shiloh.

There are also boy names that sound like they could be unisex, such as
Ezra
Arlo
Sean

With Alexander, you could use a unisex nickname like Alex. Other names of this type include James nn Jamie or Samuel nn Sam.

In addition to Gregory,
Timothy
Zachary
Anthony
The -y endings match Bailey but these names are clearly masculine.

Or if you go all-out boy,
Thomas
Edward
John
Justin
Conrad
Irwin
Louis
Philip
Andrew (literally means manly/masculine)
Adam (means man/mankind)
posted by Guest :: 4 months ago | report
Personally, I would choose a masculine name for your son. Ambrose, Atlas, Axel, Edison, Maximus, Nolan, Preston, Pierce, Ryder, Samson, Vincent
posted by Mary :: 4 months ago | report
I would choose a name you love. If it happens to be a an ultra masculine name, it works, or if it's unisex, it also works. As long as you love it that is all that matters imo.

Rowan, Bailey, Taylor, Jude +

Ellis
Hudson
Beau / Bowen / Bowie / Boden / Bodhi
Chandler
Colin
Archer
Campbell
Crosby
Quinn / Quincy / Quinton
Benjamin / Benson / Bennett
Vance
Griffin
Fletcher
Wyatt
Hayes
Cooper
Davis
Colby
Jensen
Desmond
Callum / Callen
Maxwell
Everett / Rhett
Nolan
Graham
posted by Mak :: 4 months ago | report
I think you were in pretty neutral territory until you named Jude, unless that's short for Judith but my guess is probably not. If I were in your shoes, I'd aim for something that's unmistakably masculine.
posted by NameHog :: 4 months ago | report
Jocselin, Meredith, Beverly, Florence, or Evelyn all started as boy names and seems fair considering the names you gave girls.
posted by Guest :: 3 months ago | report
I think some really masculine like Jack
posted by 4kidmom :: 3 months ago | report
Guest above has apparently a problem with unisex names. The offended generation.
posted by Guest :: 3 months ago | report
Declan
Finley
Garrett
Weston
Blake
Matthias
Nolan
Keegan
Corbin
posted by Guest :: 3 months ago | report
Rowan, Bailey, Taylor, Jude and...

Grayson
Rhys
Finn
Bobby
Morgan
Myles
Parker
Harvey
Elliott
Oakley
posted by Ladybird :: 3 months ago | report

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