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Unisex Baby Names
For expectant parents who choose not to find out the sex of their baby before birth, choosing a unisex name may be a great way to go. This list is full of adorable baby names that are perfect for either a little boy or little girl. Some of them are simply unisex nicknames that are cute shortened versions of boy or girl names. A couple of our favorites right now are Charlie and Kennedy.
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Addison
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Addison is popular for both boys and girls, but more so for girls since the steamy TV show Grey's Anatomy started.
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Alex
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Alex is popular as a shortened form of Alexander and Alexandria.
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Ashley
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Ashley, which means "meadow of ash trees," is popular for both boys and girls.
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Andy
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Andy is a shortened form of Andrea and Andrew.
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Ashton
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This name saw a revival in popularity for boys because of actor Ashton Kutcher. It is also a popular choice for girls.
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Bert
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Bert is a shortened form of names such as Albert, Gilbert, Hubert, and Bernadette.
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Bobbie
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Bobbie is a common nickname for boys' names such as Robert and Bob, and girls' names such as Roberta and Barbara.
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Bristol
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Bristol is a place name for a port city in England.
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Carson
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Carson is a surname and place name that is rare for girls and more common for boys.
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Casey
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Various spellings make Casey a great name for girls or boys. It is also a common surname.
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oh, ok there are more pages. but they really are most commonly used as a-c.
12/30/2011 11:34:51 PM Report AbuseI find it funny how they are only a-c. I love unisex names, partially because you can pick it before you know the gender of your baby if you really like the name. My favorite name right now is Troian and it sounds like it could be a boy and a girl name to me.
12/30/2011 11:33:08 PM Report Abuse