Novel & Cerita Aesthetic Gender Neutral Names

I cover my mouth and start crying. “Our family is growing,” I whispered. He smiled proudly. “Yeah, it is.” “Do you know if it’s a boy or a girl?” I asked. “Poppy wanted to be surprised. So we are picking names that can be either for a boy or a girl.” “What have you come up with so far?” I asked. “Bailey, Jordan, Carey, and Rene.” “Those are pretty good. You know, Sinclair is also a unisex name. I’m just saying.”

“Let’s start throwing out ideas and see what sticks.” “Okay,” Isolde said, leaning forward with interest. “If they’re dragons, maybe something powerful like Pyra and Draven.” “Or if they’re wolves,” Cheyenne added, “something classic and moonlit. Like Lune or Fenric.” Tora covered her face with her hands. “You guys are going to give them identity crises before they’re even born.” Chelsea was already on a roll. “If one’s a boy, I vote we name him Brimstone. Brim for short.”

Karl said disdainfully, “I said to choose a gender-neutral nickname, not pick a random object. What kind of nickname is Rock? Do you think it’s appropriate for a baby girl? Not a chance in hell.” Danielle rolled her eyes. “Then, what do you suggest?” Karl raised his eyebrows. “What about Dani?” “Dani? Like my name?” “Who else?” Danielle pursed her lips. “But I think it’ll get confusing if it’s so close to my name.” After she finished speaking, she snapped her fingers. “What about Burtie, like your last name?” Karl shook his head and laughed. “Although I’m proud to be a Burt, I don’t think Burtie is a suitable name for girls.”

She had no idea they all liked and supported her. “It's mostly unisex names because we have no idea of the genders but they are all good names,” Aliyah said and Alessa nodded in tears. “It's Aria and Aiden but I will add this to their names. All of it.” Alessa said and Aliyah hugged her with a smile. “It's okay, you are going to get out of here,” Aliyah assured her. “For Aria and Aiden.” one of them yelled. “For Aria and Aiden.” they all cheered and Alessa smiled happily.

Either way, I'd love my child to death and I couldn't wait to know the gender. "High chance it would be a boy, however, I wouldn't mind a daughter. Either way, I'll love him or her," he whispered quietly, pressing a soft kiss to my mark making tingles shoot up my spine. "What would we name them?" I said, my mind whirling up names to find a suitable name for a boy or a girl. I really like gender neutral names, that way, no matter what gender, they'll have the name and it wouldn't be so hard to choose. I felt Gray hum in deep thought as I did the same. It was hard to find a name that our baby would be proud of having and that thought alone made me think even harder.

"And if it's a girl....." "Wait," I said. I think I have an idea. 'Zaan' from Zara and Anders. If it's a girl, we can call her Zaan." Anders thought, "Zaan, isn't that a guy's name?" I shook my head, "No, both males and females can bear it. It's unisex." "Okay," he agreed. "So, it's either 'Zander' and 'Zaan' but what if we have two?"

I can’t imagine the amount of love he’s going to shower on our baby. “How do you know which one to chose? You don’t know the sex of the baby yet.” I say stating an obvious fact but I don’t think he’s thinking about it. “I have a feeling it’s a boy but I can always pick a gender neutral name.” He says so sure about what he’s saying. “Gender neutral like what?” I ask intrigued, he really did think about this. “I’m really drawn to Asa. It means healer in Hebrew.” He says and I feel my heart flips at the explanation. It’s beautiful that he feels that way; he’s been through so much. He deserves all the love in the world.

“Let’s not think that we’re having a daughter. I joined a new mothers’ support group when I went for a checkup last time and learned of some ways to determine the baby’s gender. Although they aren’t the most accurate, we can still use them as a reference. I’m 99 percent sure that we’re having a baby boy. “You should just stick to thinking of a boy’s name. You can still come up with girl names if you want to, but we won’t be using them anytime soon. Perhaps they’ll come in handy a few years later.” No one could resist Connor and Chloe’s charm. The chances of getting fraternal twins were not high. Ben and Jane were really lucky. Zachary said, “I can’t think of any names now. “We can think of i

I thought of all the things I wanted to do with Xavier. Taking a walk in the garden while we picked a name for our unborn child was definitely something I longed to do. Aria seemed like a good name for a female. I also loved the name Alexa, it had a nice ring to it. And if the baby was a boy, we could name him Reo. Prince Reo sounded like a very princely name.