Comments for the name Grayson

Grayson is a name that has started to grow on me. I have seen it used for both boys and girls and it is starting to be used more often.

A famous bearer is As the World Turns actor Grayson McCouch who plays Dusty Donovan.

I think it is a very youthful name and when you are young it is a very popular name to most people but when you get older you might wish you did not have that name because it is so youthful.

I have a (female) cousin named this but she spells it Graycen. I thinks it's pretty and more feminine that way. It works for both genders.

Ooooh it's sooper doooper kewt. It is frigging depressing as is the "feminine" Gracen.

I really like this, but only masculine and with the original spelling.

Really handsome name. I usually don't like names that end in -son because of the gender confusion, but I really like this one.

Grayson is such a cute origanal name but as you get older, it seems babyish and playful. My brother is named Grayson.

As a surname, Richard "Dick" Grayson. Dick is best known as the first Robin, sidekick to Batman and founding member of the Teen Titans, but he has since grown up and now goes by "Nightwing".

The only 2 Grayson's I've met were a boy, and a girl. I don't really care for it, it sounds like "greasin".

This is a city in Georgia, between Athens and Atlanta.

I suppose it's an okay name for males. Not terrific, but not horrible. On a girl, however, the name is hideous and tacky. How can it be a feminine name when it has a very obvious masculine meaning: "SON of the steward"? Unless your daughter is also your son, I suggest you back away. If you really like the sound of this, go with Grace.

A famous bearer is Grayson Perry (born 1960), a British artist.

Alan Grayson is a Florida congressman