Results: Gender-Neutral Names On The Rise
Published on 06/28/2015
Gender-neutral baby names have become more popular this year for parents that are looking to break boy/girl stereotypes. According to BabyCenter's editor in chief, Linda Murray, “Millennials are an open-minded and accepting group, and they don’t want their children to feel pressured to conform to stereotypes that might be restrictive.
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Are you surprised that more parents are choosing to go with gender-neutral names this year?
Yes, I am surprised that more parents are choosing to go with gender-neutral names
22%
549 votes
No, I am not surprised that more parents are choosing to go with gender-neutral names
51%
1281 votes
I am undecided
13%
334 votes
N.A
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352 votes
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If you were going to have a baby this year, would you consider a gender-neutral name for your child? Yes, I would consider a gender-neutral name for my child
21%
525 votes
No, I would not consider a gender-neutral name for my child
33%
831 votes
I am undecided
19%
478 votes
N/A
27%
682 votes
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Do you know any children that have gender-neutral names? Yes
45%
1133 votes
No
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756 votes
Undecided
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232 votes
Not Applicable
16%
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Which of the following gender-neutral names do you like? Karter
11%
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Phoenix
21%
539 votes
Amar
4%
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Quinn
23%
579 votes
River
16%
412 votes
Rory
14%
345 votes
Rowan
10%
260 votes
Sawyer
16%
406 votes
Taylor
40%
995 votes
Not Applicable
34%
859 votes
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