Lots of names are popular for both boys and girls, but they’re generally more popular for one gender than the other. Here’s a list of names that appeared on both the boys’ top 1,000 and the girls’ top 1,000, plus how they ranked in 2014 for each gender. Some interesting finds here—Hayden and Charlie, once in the top 100 for boys, are now given to nearly the same number of boys as girls. Lennon, relatively new to the top 1,000 for both genders, is also almost equally distributed. And the sky is the limit for Skyler, sitting at 302 for boys and 352 for girls. We’d suggest that 2016 will be a great year for Kyle to hit the girls’ list.
No comments