30 Girl Names For Boys: Will Texas Follow This New Trend?

Have you ever noticed that some names are popular for both girls and boys? While many names tend to imply one gender or the other, there are many that work perfectly well for either. Unisex names have become increasingly popular as parents look for unique and meaningful names for their kiddos.

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But wait...what is this? A new trend is emerging for 2024. According to the New York Post, more feminine names like Jade and Rose will be among the hottest names for boys in the new year. You heard me right. The Post article contains names that are set to be top picks for boys in the coming months according to the experts. Will Texas follow this hot new trend?

LOOK: 30 GIRL NAMES FOR BOYS, WILL TEXAS FOLLOW THIS NEW TREND?

Let's take a look at the names that made this particular New York Post list:

• Artemis
• Blair
• Capri
• Carmen
• Cleo
• Eden
• Fern
• Florence
• Greer
• Harlow
• Hazel
• Io
• Irie
• Izzy
• Jade
• June
• Juniper
• Juno
• Lark
• Lotus
• Morgan
• Noa
• Raven
• Robin
• Romy
• Rose
• Rue
• Sunny
• Willow
• Winter

I uncovered additional unisex names that are popular right now. See below.

Taylor

Originally a last name derived from the occupation, Taylor has become a popular first name for both girls and boys.

Jordan

This name, which is in reference to the river in the Middle East, is a popular choice for both genders.

Avery

Once a traditional boy’s name, Avery has gained popularity as a girl’s name over the years.

Riley

This Irish name meaning “valiant” is another popular choice for both boys and girls.

Morgan

With roots in both Welsh and Old English, Morgan is a great choice for both genders.

Casey

This name, meaning “brave in battle,” is a strong and popular pick for boys and girls alike.

Alex

Short for Alexander or Alexandra, Alex is a versatile name that also works well.

Jamie

A variation of James, this name is popular for both guys and gals.

Dakota

This name, which means “friend” in the Sioux language, is a common choice for both boys and girls.

These unisex names give parents more plentiful options when it comes to naming their child. Whether you’re looking for something that is deeply meaningful or simply sounds sweet, there are plenty of names that work well for either gender.