Unisex Names articles

In recent years, the number of unisex names has been on the rise. With more parents opting for gender-neutral combinations, these particular monikers are becoming increasingly popular among newborns and toddlers alike. From modern twist on traditional to newly formed pairings, this article looks at 30 of the currently trending unisex names you should consider when naming your little bundle of joy.

DC has been creating beautiful characters with incredible stories since 1934, introducing us to powerful figures such as Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman. In honor of these beloved superheroes, here are some creative and meaningful baby names inspired by famous DC Comics characters.

Full disclosure: this Nameslist contributor is only a very recent convert to unisex names. It's not that we hold a firm belief in super gendered names; it's just often names given the 'unisex' label still always have a noticeable masculine or feminine slant to them, or have a cultural bias that goes against them. Michael, for instance, was used as a girls' name for much of the 20th century, albeit much more sparingly than for boys. But with nearly 14,000 baby boys given the name last year alone, calling it unisex seems a bit of a stretch. Naming your daughter Michael in the 21st century will work, but it's definitely making a statement. But after much researching, we're finally convinced that unisex can really work! Here are 15 of our favorites: