Help with Names

I haven't cleared this with the boss, but I thought it would be fun anyway.

As mentioned before, we haven't picked out baby names yet. Complicating the issue is our lack of knowledge on the gender. I first thought we could be efficient and choose a name that could go either way (Pat, Alex, Blair, etc.). But then I had an encounter with the cashier at our new local Bojangles the other day. It was a true Pat moment(the cashier's name was Lindsey...which I have heard for both girls and boys) and I'm still not sure if the cashier was male or female. What if this new one we have had the unfortunate unisex name, and also decided to dress and style their hair in a way that would make them indistinguishable to the common stranger?

So, we need two names. One boy, one girl. Want to help? Leave comments below and we will consider them. Just know upfront that we might not pick your suggestion, and even if we did there is no prize...other than a big "thank you" and maybe some appropriate hugging and kissing.

A few rough guidelines that we have made in the past and are trying to use again:

1 - We like unique-ish names. We both have unique names and for the most part have enjoyed that part of us.

2 - We aren't big fans of long names. Analise's name was pushing it because it is three syllables.

3 - We also would like to avoid a "k" sounding name. We already often confuse Cade & Kelson's names, and adding another "k" sound would really make it rough.

4 - As previous mentioned, we aren't big fans of unisex names (although I guess some might argue that the mispronunciation of Cade's name could cause it to sound like a female name...we didn't consider the name itself as unisex).

5 - For the boy's name, please avoid any names that start with the letter "S". We have picked out the middle name, which already starts with the letter "S", and his initials would become an unfortunate backward spelling of a part of the human anatomy.