Unisex Name Novels & Stories

It was hard to find a name that our baby would be proud of having and that thought alone made me think even harder. "I like Archer and Armelle," Grayson said and I nodded, they were pretty nice names and I liked them a lot too. "I like River and Tyler, you know names that worked with both genders," I stated plainly, testing the name on my tongue at the gender-neutral name and found myself rather liking those names.

“You better take care. I want nothing happening to my precious one.” “Why don’t we find out the gender so we can pick a baby name?” He shook his head with a small smile. “No, I want to be surprised. We’ll come up with names for both genders.” “Are you also going to buy clothes for both genders?” “There are some unisex clothes for babies nowadays.” He shrugged lightly. “Let’s buy those first until we welcome the baby home.” “Don’t call my baby ‘it.’” Their voices faded away as I could not listen anymore.

She added when she noticed everyone’s eyes on her. “But we don’t know the gender yet, we can’t just get things.” Connor said. “There’s something called Unisex, Connor.” Julia said using her fingers to quote herself when she said “Unisex”. “Oh. Like for males and females at the same time?” He asked. “Yes.” Julia answered. “We can get them at ACE and also we need some stuffs in preparation of the funeral, remember?” She added and we all agreed on the shopping.

“…that’s true. I really didn’t want to accept it. The father’s gone now, so… I really hope I can take care of my baby on my own.” The doctor then leaned her arms on the table and smiled at her like a mischievous villainess. “To get us started, why don’t we draft for baby names, Miss Winters? Let’s have a feel of the names you would like. We can opt for a unisex name to make it easier for you. Of course, this is only to cheer you up a little. Have you thought about some of them?” Andrea stared at the doctor and then down at her belly. She then smiled back. “Let’s go with Charlie.”

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.

Catherine said, staring into his gaze. With a soft smile on his lips, Rome pulled Catherine into his arms, kissed her on the forehead, and said, "Let's do that. Until you give birth, Rene's gender will remain a secret." "Rene?" "Yes. It's a gender-neutral name for both boys or girls." Giggling faintly, Catherine raised her gaze to meet Rome's eyes as he touched her stomach. Then she rested her palm against the back of his hand and mumbled, "Rene. I like the sound of it. Our little, Rene Ford."

Layla retorted with a frown. “I am thinking of Alexandria or Carilo,” Lucius suggested. Darius nodded, considering the options. "Strong names, I like that. But what about a mix of traditional and unique?" Lucius leaned forward, intrigued. "Go on." Darius grinned. "How about Adrian? It has a classic feel, but it's not too common. Plus, it works for a boy or a girl." Layla's eyes lit up. "Adrian... I like that. What do you think, Lucius?"

asked mira to her husband. “hmnn, well if we have two girls, I want to name them Mai and Melissa” suggested Jiro “ooohhh, those are nice names. Then if we have two boys, I want to call them Eijun and Eiji” “seems like we want them to have the same beginning letter huh, then what if its one boy and one girl?”

Sitting in the back of the car, holding Grant’s hand while we make our way to our second to last birthing class, I go over some of the names we are still considering. “What did you think of McKenzie?” I ask Grant. “It sort of sounds like a last name to me,” he admits. “But I like Kinsley.” “Kinsley is cute,” I agree. “What sort of middle name would you put with that?” “What about Kinsley Ann, after you?” he asks. “That would be cute. I wish we could incorporate your name into her name as well,” I say. “Well, we might have a boy someday and make Grant his middle name. But I don’t think we can use Grant for a girl, and there’s not an easy way to make it feminine–Granta? Granty? Granata?”

he whispered against my lips with a smile before sitting back beside me. We had been going over baby names for over an hour and have only found a handful. Which were mostly boy names and a couple girl ones I picked. But, they didn't have a spark to them, like they weren't meant to be. "Sam?" he suggested, that one didn't sound half bad and was gender neutral. "I actually really like that one." I smiled up at him and he grinned. "Me too." he replied, leaning over to kiss me again which made me smile even more.