For a boy or a girl?

Re: For a boy or a girl?

• GettinNervous

  August 2009

  Girl. The other day I saw it spelled Jordon, and I thought that was a good spelling for a boy.

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• PunkyBooster member

  August 2009

  It goes either way. Sister's BF is named Jordan. All of the girls I know named Jordan are Jewish.
  

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• carrotcake06 member

  August 2009

  Either really.  I like it for a girl
  

  
  
  
  

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• juliane2004 member

  August 2009

  I think:

  girl = Jordyn

  boy = Jordan
  

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• twinmommy13

  August 2009

  This is one that i consider COMPLETELY unisex...doesn't lean more one way than another for me. We had 2 boys named Jordan in 3rd grade last year and we have 2 boys named Jordan coming up- though I have taught several girls w/ that name.

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• Becky262

  August 2009

  Makes me think New Kids on the Block, so I'm going with boy

  
  

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• jennicg27 member

  August 2009

  juliane2004:

  I think:

  girl = Jordyn

  boy = Jordan
  

  this.  and I love it for both!!!

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• whitdog23

  August 2009

  My sister's name is Jordan so maybe that is why I think its better for a girl.  I love the name (although I really dislike the "y" spelling).

  
  

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• 07bride

  August 2009

  Either

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• maltwin1 member

  August 2009

  juliane2004:

  I think:

  girl = Jordyn

  boy = Jordan
  

  Please say no to unnecessary "y".

  I definitely think Jordan is unisex. I know both girls and guys with this name using the traditional spelling.

  
  

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• thatgirlang

  August 2009

  Just say no to Jordyn! LOL

  As a teacher, I find this name to be totally unisex. And popular. I have had a lot of boy Jordans/Jordens and a lot of girl ones as well. Currently, I have a Jordyn and a Jordan (both girls) and the only good thing about the two spellings is telling them apart more easily. But I don't like it.

  
  
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• juliane2004 member

  August 2009

  IMO, the 'y' makes it more feminine.
  

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• CourtneyRDH member

  August 2009

  Definitely unisex, but slightly feminine to me.

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