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I like it. Its one of the few names I like for a boy and a girl. I had a miscarriage about 2 years ago and named that baby Quinn, so it has a special place in my heart.

I kinda like it. I have a friend who named her daughter Quinn - around 2002?
It's like Lynn but more modern and memorable.
I don't like it for boys. Sounds too much like queen.

I’ve liked it for a long time for boys and have recently started to really like it for girls. My main reason is because of the show “Dr Quinn: Medicine Woman”! I’ve been watching it with my two oldest kiddos and I have always appreciated the sassy, take no crap, stand up for what you believe in attitude of the character! Quinny is also a super cute nn.

I knew one growing up (born early 80s) before the ln fn craze. It was a family name for her. Anyway, she went by Quinnie which I always thought was cute.

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The name is not my style but I can see its appeal.

Not a name I’d use but kind of cute.

I can't imagine a girl as a mighty Eskimo, and I can't imagine Quinn any other way.

I know Quinn is unisex, but I’ve only ever known female Quinn’s and every Quinn I’ve seen in media has been female, so I definitely think of it as only a girl’s name. It’s okay.

I don't care for it. Like it more for girls.

I like it for a boy. It does nothing for me on a girl. I'm always puzzled when people cite the program Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman since that was her surname.

It's ok for a boy

I love it because of Dr. Quinn Medicine Woman... LOL
Not trying too hard, but still unique.

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Quinn Amelia
Quinn Elizabeth

For some reason it feels really late 90s/early 2000s to me. It was never popular but it just has this dated 90s/00s feel, probably because it fits right in with Paige and Skylar. I find it kind of boring and bland. And unattractive.