I like Euro-sounding names, like “Fausto Campagnolo”. Or, if you want something running-themed, how about “Fartlek Yasso”? Triathlon-related? “Kona Kamehameha?"

Ryder for a boy...and he would have a bike at the age of 2.

the diva's name is Carson. I've got friends with daughters named Kailea, Karris and Teagan.
we found the social security listing of registered names helpful. Congrats.

Congrats. Alysse was our choice. Also liked Madeline, Bryn, Shea, and Allison. Don't stress too much, because whichever on you choose will be the perfect name about 2 minutes after you hold her for the first time.

We just had a girl in March and named her Mallory.

Congrats! I have no specific suggestions, but I like looking at the lists of "most popular names in (insert year here)" and would pick something not on the list. I liked being the only one with my name in school; though I always wanted to set up a Mike vs Dave basketball or hockey game ;-)

"Kali" - Despite her negative connotations, she is not actually the goddess of Death, but rather of Time and Change.

What could be a better name for a triathlete than "Goddess of Time?"

and she'll have a real cool nickname: "Killer"

PoC

Kaya! We named out Malamute that! Great name.

However, my personal favourite is CADENCE . Our friends named their daughter that, it pissed me off cause now we can't use it

We went with SIENA... Cadence is an awesome middle name. I lose every battle of that nature.

i'm sure this will offend someone, but i think madison is a terrible name, even if your all time favorite thing in the world is IMwisco. why be subtle, just name the girl triathlon.

I just thought of a good one. How about "Aero".

Even better. It was actually a pretty decent game.

That would be awesome. Then I could ask you, "How's your Aspen?"

By the way, how come nobody suggested Desiree?

I prefer West Virginia.

Honestly though, I would never name a boy Dakota. It sound like a girl's name to me (no offense to any guys named Dakota out there). Maybe I'm way off, but I'd shy away from Dakota. When I hear that name, I think more of Dodge Dakota than the state. Then it's a slippery slope from there, and we start seeing kids named Silverado, or Tacoma, or F-250.

Oh by the way, I loved the Aero the Acrobat game. I was allowed when Sega was out on every Friday to get 3 games to play on the weekend and I got that one ALL THE TIME. I eventually beat it and that was that. Then it was off to Toe Jam and Earl which will always be a classic and a fine name to name your children! (lol)