I love the names Avery, Quinn and Parker. they are unisex names. I love them for a girl and like them for a boy but have they transitioned to mostly girls with these names now?
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I love the names Avery, Quinn and Parker. they are unisex names. I love them for a girl and like them for a boy but have they transitioned to mostly girls with these names now?
I think they are still perfect for either gender.
I also still love them for a boy. I adore the name Avery for a boy or a girl - I also like Quinn and Parker too but I've just always really liked Avery.
My twin I lost, we named Emery - we didn't know gender and I felt it worked for either. It was my great-grandpa's name.
I don't know/haven't heard of any girls called Parker - I think that's an odd choice for a girl!
Avery is at the top of the list for a boy... I've never seen a girl named Avery so never even knew it was unisex
Infact I see all three of those names as boy names the only Quinn girl I've seen is on glee
I think they are unisex, but to me they are all more boyish. I don't personally know any girls named Parker, but there is the actress, Parker Posey. I love Avery for a boy, but my dh has shot it down any time I suggest it.
I only know girls that are Avery! It's very popular and has been for a girl for about 10 years. The catalog Pottery Barn Kids started it with 'Avery' monogrammed on a pink girl's towel years ago.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wanting-a-girl
I know baby boys and girls named Parker. I only know baby girls named Avery and I know no Quinns. That being said I really like all three names for boy or girl:)