Taylor...girl or boy?

Re: Taylor...girl or boy?

• Monkeybabe member

  September 2011

  The only Taylor I knew growing up was a boy. I'm west coast, though.

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• SpruceGrouse member

  September 2011

  I really think both because I know a lot of boys named Taylor and 1 girl Taylor but I think it is pretty on a girl but also a perfectly good name for a boy.  I feel the same way about the name Jamie.
  

  

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• Melrose10 member

  September 2011

  I say girl. I do like unisex names on girls but feel like I would never want my son to have a unisex name.

  

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• westrose member

  September 2011

  It really could go either way. 

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• babynamelover

  September 2011

  Depends on the spelling, but in saying that I know a girl Tayler.

   

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• NDA2011

  September 2011

  Girl

  It's a boy! 05/03/12

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• tusshie2004 member

  September 2011

  Boy!

  

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• kellyrn9956 member

  September 2011

  I love it for a boy.

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• McGibbon51311

  September 2011

  This is a hard one. I dated a guy named Taylor back in high school, but it also makes me think of Taylor Swift. I'd say overall I do think of it more as a girl's name, but since I also associate it with boys it's not one that I'm particularly fond of. 

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• outlandartist

  September 2011

  Boy.

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• perfectpair1275

  September 2011

  I was just thinking about this before!! hmm... Taylor Swift or Taylor Lautner? I say either!

  

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• femmepink member

  September 2011

  I would never name a boy or a girl Taylor.

  Taylor is one of my most-hated names ever. I think it's way too feminine for a boy, and way too masculine for a girl. Hmm.

  
  
  
  

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• sugarpumpkin716 member

  September 2011

  yes. i love it. i love it for a girl too.

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• TaylorandMel member

  September 2011

  femmepink:

  I would never name a boy or a girl Taylor.

  Taylor is one of my most-hated names ever. I think it's way too feminine for a boy, and way too masculine for a girl. Hmm.

   

  That is so RUDE and obnoxious!  My name is Taylor and I happen to like it.  It's great to have your own opinion, but at least be respectful. 

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• Amanda&EricB member

  September 2011

  Boy... my nephew is Taylor.

  Wyatt 9/6/2011 

  Tessa 7/5/2013

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• lisa5201 member

  September 2011

  I passionately hate this name.

  I wouldn't assume boy or girl, I think it's truly unisex, like Jaime which I also hate 

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• ellewoodsSC member

  September 2011

  I think these days it's more of a girl name, but it's still unisex.
  

  

  
  

  

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• guilletskichuk member

  September 2011

  I think it can be both. I know both girls and boys named Taylor and it suits them all!
  

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• KFCupcake

  September 2011

  Melrose10:

  I say girl. I do like unisex names on girls but feel like I would never want my son to have a unisex name.

  This.  I feel the exact same way. 

  

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• kriskris13 member

  September 2011

  All the Taylors I know are female.

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• kriskris13 member

  September 2011

  And I'll add that I like it better as a girl's name.

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• g00dg0llymsm0lly

  September 2011

  Boy.

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• stahlop member

  September 2011

  As a teacher (and a sub this year) I see plenty on both boys and girls.  I think it is truly a unisex name that can be for either sex now.
  

  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

  
  

        

    

  
  
  

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• KatelynEA90 member

  September 2011

  Taylor is one of the only names I see as completely unisex.

  I live in California and I know an equal number of female Taylor's and male Taylor's. Taylor is actually on our boy name list. 

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• aubreyan member

  September 2011

  I much prefer Taylor on a boy.  It's one of those names like Riley or Quinn that I would always ask gender and not assume.
  

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• owens0410 member

  September 2011

  I wouldn't personally, but I know boy and girl Taylor's.

  
  

  

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