I live in [name]Ireland[/name] and I’ve met many boys named [name]Rowen[/name]/[name]Rowan[/name]. [name]Every[/name] second teenage boy seems to be a [name]Ronan[/name] so I find [name]Rowen[/name]/[name]Rowan[/name] a lovely change. I’ve only ever met on girl named [name]Rowen[/name], she is about 20 now, i remember finding it odd then on a girl. But now it feels a bit more unisex. Perhaps her parents were ahead of the wave!
I live in [name]Ireland[/name] and I’ve met many boys named [name]Rowen[/name]/[name]Rowan[/name]. [name]Every[/name] second teenage boy seems to be a [name]Ronan[/name] so I find [name]Rowen[/name]/[name]Rowan[/name] a lovely change. I’ve only ever met on girl named [name]Rowen[/name], she is about 20 now, i remember finding it odd then on a girl. But now it feels a bit more unisex. Perhaps her parents were ahead of the wave!
P.s.like @amberdaydream I love the thought of [name]Rowena[/name]/ Rowenna on a girl
[name]Even[/name] though I like it better for girls I think it is also great on boys and juust love it all around…I prefer the spelling [name]Roan[/name] and [name]Rohan[/name] for boys…I love [name]Ronan[/name] and would most likely be in my top 3 for a boy…it is not very popular in the US at all…