These Genderless Baby Names Will Be The Next Big Thing

These unique names may surprise you! - by Arielle Tsoukatos

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Unisex baby names are nothing new, with Cameron and Charlie showing up in the ‘most popular baby names’ lists almost every year. However, there’s a trendy new crop of genderless monikers increasing in popularity over the past 12 months.

According to online name database Nameberry, Quincy is the fastest growing unisex name in 2017.

Quincy, +71%
Remi, +68%
Winter, +59%
Ellis, +53%

Interested to find out which other names are trending for new parents? Here’s the top 50:

Girls

Tatjana, +1508%
Alizeh, +748%
Tahiti, +551%
Moana, +467%
Ines, +338%
Seren, +239%
Rosamund, +237%
Alisha, +178%
Samara, +155%
Lilian, +124%
Kyra, +124%
Sutton, +96%
Noor, +92%
Arielle, +83%
Reina, +77%
Calista, +74%
Marisol, +70%
Arcadia, +65%
Ophelia, +62%
Zoey, +58%
Bellamy, +58%
Natasha, +57%
Amara, +55%
Saskia, +54%
Portia, +54%

Boys

Kyd, +4141%
Benajah, +2300%
Sulien,+1656%
Koa, +322%
Gunther, +307%
Cassian, +191%
Beauregard, +147%
Albie, +120%
Issac, +114%
Lucien, +87%
Ragnar, +74%
Alden, +73%
Dante, +60%
Marcel, +53%
Xander, +52%
Bowie, +48%
Kane, +44%
Arrow, +42%
Sherlock, +41%
Mateo, +40%
Franklin, +40%
Sayer, +37%
Cassius, +35%
Callum, +32%
Aurelius, +32%

This article originally appeared on InStyle