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Unisex names, US 2025

Names given to at least 500 US babies in 2025 where girls and boys each make up 25% or more. Sorted by total babies. The heart saves the name under the sex it is given to more often. US only, because the Social Security data splits every name by sex; the England & Wales list does too, but far fewer names cross over.

Unisex names · US 2025

  1. 1Riley“rye + clearing, meadow”4,441 girls (73%) · 1,666 boys (27%)6,107 babies
  2. 2ParkerFrom a surname for “a gamekeeper”2,536 girls (42%) · 3,477 boys (58%)6,013 babies
  3. 3CharlieEditor’s note More popular in England & Wales than the US: #22 vs #145 in 20252,160 girls (47%) · 2,460 boys (53%)4,620 babies
  4. 4RiverFrom the word “river”1,401 girls (31%) · 3,139 boys (69%)4,540 babies
  5. 5Sawyer“one who saws”1,056 girls (26%) · 2,941 boys (74%)3,997 babies
  6. 6EmersonEditor’s note Used for both: 62% of US babies named Emerson in 2025 were girls2,241 girls (62%) · 1,371 boys (38%)3,612 babies
  7. 7TatumEditor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #585 in 2015, #202 in 20251,661 girls (49%) · 1,736 boys (51%)3,397 babies
  8. 8Rory“red-haired king”1,332 girls (43%) · 1,768 boys (57%)3,100 babies
  9. 9Amari“Does the given name have different origins?”804 girls (29%) · 2,000 boys (71%)2,804 babies
  10. 10Sutton“south + town”1,697 girls (63%) · 1,018 boys (37%)2,715 babies
  11. 11Oakley“oak + woodland clearing, glade”1,933 girls (74%) · 688 boys (26%)2,621 babies
  12. 12Sage“sedge”1,853 girls (73%) · 684 boys (27%)2,537 babies
  13. 13ShilohEditor’s note Used for both: 53% of US babies named Shiloh in 2025 were boys1,098 girls (47%) · 1,220 boys (53%)2,318 babies
  14. 14Blake“black”1,035 girls (49%) · 1,080 boys (51%)2,115 babies
  15. 15Dakota“ally”1,035 girls (49%) · 1,074 boys (51%)2,109 babies
  16. 16FinleyEditor’s note Used for both: 57% of US babies named Finley in 2025 were boys753 girls (43%) · 1,017 boys (57%)1,770 babies
  17. 17Remington“settlement by the boundary stream”580 girls (34%) · 1,105 boys (66%)1,685 babies
  18. 18PhoenixEditor’s note Used for both: 64% of US babies named Phoenix in 2025 were boys567 girls (36%) · 1,027 boys (64%)1,594 babies
  19. 19LennoxEditor’s note Used for both: 75% of US babies named Lennox in 2025 were boys392 girls (25%) · 1,160 boys (75%)1,552 babies
  20. 20MorganEditor’s note Cooling off in the US: #121 in 2015, #312 in 2025977 girls (65%) · 532 boys (35%)1,509 babies
  21. 21MillerFrom a surname for “a miller”528 girls (38%) · 864 boys (62%)1,392 babies
  22. 22Ariel“lion of God”851 girls (61%) · 533 boys (39%)1,384 babies
  23. 23Ari“lion”476 girls (37%) · 808 boys (63%)1,284 babies
  24. 24BaylorEditor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #811 in 2015, #386 in 2025407 girls (33%) · 822 boys (67%)1,229 babies
  25. 25BriarEditor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #835 in 2015, #400 in 2025778 girls (66%) · 397 boys (34%)1,175 babies
  26. 26RemyEditor’s note More popular in England & Wales than the US: #112 vs #408 in 2025390 girls (33%) · 781 boys (67%)1,171 babies
  27. 27TaylorFrom the word “tailor”772 girls (66%) · 398 boys (34%)1,170 babies
  28. 28ArmaniEditor’s note Used for both: 53% of US babies named Armani in 2025 were boys534 girls (47%) · 609 boys (53%)1,143 babies
  29. 29Alexis“helper, defender”547 girls (48%) · 584 boys (52%)1,131 babies
  30. 30Murphy“descendant of Murrough”783 girls (70%) · 341 boys (30%)1,124 babies
  31. 31SalemEditor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #1,425 in 2015, #435 in 2025711 girls (64%) · 400 boys (36%)1,111 babies
  32. 32Azariah“Yah Has Helped”463 girls (42%) · 645 boys (58%)1,108 babies
  33. 33ReignEditor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #1,112 in 2015, #451 in 2025682 girls (67%) · 333 boys (33%)1,015 babies
  34. 34DrewDiminutive of Andrew, meaning “manly”399 girls (42%) · 541 boys (58%)940 babies
  35. 35SevynEditor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #2,294 in 2015, #574 in 2025518 girls (57%) · 390 boys (43%)908 babies
  36. 36Denver“way”326 girls (36%) · 578 boys (64%)904 babies
  37. 37JamieEditor’s note Used for both: 62% of US babies named Jamie in 2025 were boys316 girls (38%) · 508 boys (62%)824 babies
  38. 38Campbell“crooked + mouth”474 girls (58%) · 337 boys (42%)811 babies
  39. 39FrankieEditor’s note Used for both: 68% of US babies named Frankie in 2025 were girls549 girls (68%) · 256 boys (32%)805 babies
  40. 40RobinDiminutive of Robert, meaning “shining glory”400 girls (51%) · 382 boys (49%)782 babies
  41. 41TruEditor’s note Used for both: 65% of US babies named Tru in 2025 were boys262 girls (35%) · 496 boys (65%)758 babies
  42. 42QuincyEditor’s note Used for both: 56% of US babies named Quincy in 2025 were boys335 girls (44%) · 422 boys (56%)757 babies
  43. 43SkylerEditor’s note Cooling off in the US: #283 in 2015, #670 in 2025422 girls (56%) · 325 boys (44%)747 babies
  44. 44AmiriEditor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #4,407 in 2015, #604 in 2025266 girls (36%) · 472 boys (64%)738 babies
  45. 45HaloEditor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #1,609 in 2015, #612 in 2025477 girls (65%) · 253 boys (35%)730 babies
  46. 46Ocean“sea”345 girls (48%) · 375 boys (52%)720 babies
  47. 47Bellamy“fair + friend”341 girls (48%) · 374 boys (52%)715 babies
  48. 48LegacyEditor’s note Climbing fast in the US: #1,416 in 2015, #662 in 2025429 girls (64%) · 244 boys (36%)673 babies
  49. 49ChandlerEditor’s note Used for both: 54% of US babies named Chandler in 2025 were boys296 girls (46%) · 342 boys (54%)638 babies
  50. 50SolDiminutive of Solomon, meaning “peace”389 girls (68%) · 184 boys (32%)573 babies
  51. 51LayneEditor’s note More popular in the US than England & Wales: #662 vs #1,798 in 2025156 girls (27%) · 414 boys (73%)570 babies
  52. 52MaddenEditor’s note Used for both: 71% of US babies named Madden in 2025 were boys168 girls (29%) · 402 boys (71%)570 babies
  53. 53KarsynEditor’s note Used for both: 70% of US babies named Karsyn in 2025 were girls390 girls (70%) · 168 boys (30%)558 babies
  54. 54Ira“watchful”222 girls (42%) · 301 boys (58%)523 babies
  55. 55LandryEditor’s note 279 US babies in 2025, but under 3 in England & Wales279 girls (55%) · 229 boys (45%)508 babies

Counts: US Social Security Administration, 2025. Names given to fewer than 5 babies of a sex are not published, so they count as 0 here. Meanings, where shown, from Wiktionary (CC BY-SA 4.0).