Unisex Name Novels & Stories

I say, forgetting the fact that I'm annoyed with him. “Fairies tend to stick with names revolving around nature. His mom's name was Rose Bush, for heaven's sake. So, how about Wren? It's a little song bird, but it's also commonly used as a male's name so it blends in with the human world, but would also pay homage to his roots.” “Wren Edmund Piper.” I say aloud, testing the name. “I love that!” I wrap and arm around Cash's waist, giving him a quick one-armed hug, without squishing the baby. “Thank you.”

Her arms and legs flaid as it caught her by surprise. “HEY!” She sputtered as some water got in her mouth. The group of people were laughing at her. “I caught you!” defending myself, I moved her around so she was straddling me and I moved around in the pool. She clung on to me and just relaxed her head back as I moved. “You guys can’t have a girly name or a unisex name. This baby is the heir to the whole Montana so it needs to be strong or fierce.” Ivan said as he jumped out of the pool. Ben followed suit.

Mama Bear asked because she couldn't hear what Stacy said. "Hehe, no, not at all." They giggled. "Okay. So both of you, I think should settle for unisex clothes, the first three months of a baby's life the clothes worn are unisex. So you can eventually buy specific clothes when the baby is born and you find out the gender." Mama Bear advised. "And not to forget that either boy or girl, babies are blessings and we should love them no matter the gender." Papa Bear said. "Thank you, Mama and Papa Bear, maybe you can give us your contact and we will invite you to our baby shower or when the baby is born. We really appreciate your kind gestures and help." Jerome replied.

Jessica replied rudely. Blair curled her fist and bit the inside of her mouth to stop herself from saying anything. Blair was an unisex name, and no one had ever said that before to her. She knew Jessica’s type, though. They liked to run other women down for the smallest things and damage their confidence. It made them feel better about themselves.

Seeing the look in his eyes, however, she panicked and simply played along, "Yeah. There are a lot of stars." Julian suddenly thought of something and said, "Why don't we name our child Aster?" Aster, which meant star in Greek. Diana murmured, "That sounds good." Besides, it was a unisex name. However, they had two children. "Are we going to call the elder child Aster and the younger one Aster Jr?" "No way," Julian said, rejecting the suggestion instantly. "That sounds so low effort." He looked down and contemplated for a moment. Diana waited expectantly for him to come up with two amazing names.

During the ride, I opened my phone to do some research about unisex design themes for a nursery and I got some amazing ideas. “Honey, how about this?” I showed him what I found on my phone. “Since we don't know the gender of the baby yet, why don't we go for a unisex theme? I found some ideas online.” He took the phone from me and went through the themes. “I think I prefer the Aladdin theme.” “Me too.” I smiled as I took the phone from him and continued searching for other things online. Estefan wrapped his hands around me and made me rest my head on his chest. “I would love it if our first child is a beautiful baby girl who takes after you and also becomes a daddy's girl, so we annoy you th

“Alright, I’m listening.” “For a girl, Alexandria. For a boy, Alexander.” Xander’s smile widened. “I actually don’t hate it. I really like them.” I beamed. “For a second boy, Rowen, as a nod to Devin’s Gaelic heritage. And for a second girl, Annika, after my grandmother. Middle names could be our parents’ names—Alexandria Lauren, Annika Adele, Alexander Richard, and Rowen Luhan.” Devin let out a whistle. “Shit. I love them all. I say we scrap the rest and go with Arya’s list.”

Daby asked, as she was still on the call the whole time. “Nona? That’s a boy’s name, you know?” Nick gave a mischievous smile. “Your limited vocabulary doesn’t include the word ‘unisex,’” I said as I turned to leave, faced with a huge black bulldog right in front of me.

“Because I’m good in bed?” “Because you’re you.” He kissed me, and we lay together in silence for a while. “Do you want to talk about baby names?” Ben asked. I was surprised. “I didn’t know you would like that.” “Of course. We don’t know what it will be, but we can choose names. I was thinking Jordan or Morgan or Riley. Those are all unisex names.” “And I don’t like any of them.” I giggled. “I like Charlie or Blake or Landon if it’s a boy. And Lauren or Nicole or Samantha when it’s a girl.”

"We agreed to call him Valentin. Isn't it cute? Since he'll be born in February." Cupid stood up and dusted off his trousers. "You can't name your baby that, bro." Axel frowned. "Why not?" "Because I thought of the same thing. Our daughter's name would be Valentin." Axel's eyebrows furrowed and he also stood up to match Cupid's stance. "How could you name her that? It's clearly a boy's name!" "Wow, way to be old-fashioned," Cupid retorted. "Names are unisex now, old man. And besides, her nickname would be Val. Don't tell me you were thinking of giving your unborn son the same nickname?"