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i don't like it at all. i can barely pronounce it.

I like Skyler and I like it on a girl, but it'd be ok for a boy.

I hate both Schuyler and Lark, sorry. I find them really ridiculous as a sibling set.

Schuyler spelled this way is a boyish name to me; it looks like a surname (I guess it's actually a word name?).
I'd definitely spell it that way on a boy but never on a girl; Skylar is a girlier version to me. Skyler is more unisex to me.

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Schuyler and Lark aren't too bad together; the sound "sky" and the word "lark" is a pretty farfetched connection, in my opinion.

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- chazda

My problem with Schuyler follows what Indy said. It's a surname that's been taken over, kr8tvly mispelled Skyler or Skylar and mispronounced.

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It reminds me of Michaela, which has been bastardized by Mikayla, Makaela, etc. Now, I could never see a Michaela - a pretty name - without thinking of (what I consider) the lowbrow trend. Any strength in the original name has been sapped by all the trendy changes. So, even if you use the Schuyler spelling and pronounce it correctly, I think it will be associated with the trendiness.

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If that doesn't bother you and you want to use it, I'd say its best on a boy.

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Schuyler and Lark sound a bit like members of a soap opera family to me, though.

I like the name Skylar, but I wouldn't spell it as Schuyler. It's nmsaa.

Hey Delilah. I love the name Schuyler. A big surnamey but I think that it is cute for a boy and only for a boy. It doesn't sound "girly" at all. Anyway... I think that the sib set of Schuyler and Lark is really nice.

I love the name Schuyler on either gender. But Schuyler and Lark sound too much like the car Skylark when said together quickly.

I actually think Schuyler and Lark are really cute together.

I don't like Schuyler on a girl, on a boy it is okay. I love Lark. Schuyler and Lark sound great to me as a sib set.

I think this is a great name for a boy! Whether it's spelled Schuyler, Skylar, or Skyler I love it on a boy! As is typical for me, I am not keen about it for a girl.

First of all Schuyler means 'one who takes shelter', what's too birdy about that? secondly, it's unisex, because it's a LAST NAME
I still can't believe people are actually using this name, it's a surname, used by people who AREN'T Dutch, and pronounce it like Skyler (which is a totally different name), instead of sgguy-ler...(yes, sch = sgg with a hard g)

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*sigh* they're gonna use Jansen next..oh wait, they already have..

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Now about Lark, i think that's waaaayyy to masculine to use on a girl, but that's me..I'd use Larken, and on a boy...but it's a good sibset

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Ps, This is nothing against you, don't be offended, i just soo don't get it why people like this name...And yes, i'm Dutch..