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Pick a name any name but remember that this child will some day be a grandparent and the name you choose will be attached to Grandma or Granddad...

Also... will the name you choose limit the child's future?... President or Prime Minister... Phoenix Blahblahblah... Does that sound solid?  Well, if you are American... then Yes.

Either name would be just fine for a famous scientist, artist or musician... and egg farmer.

How about Rodeo Bull Rider, Food Network Star, Doctor, Lawyer or Nuclear Physicist?

The name is up to you... the life is up to the child.  Never limit your child or put that child in the position of defending your good or bad taste.

Good Luck.  A parent's job lasts a life time.

Boy or girl?

country bumpkin

Seriously?

Have you considered that when your child states his/her name, the question will ALWAYS be..."How do you spell that"? Also, you might notice that I for one, have no idea if that is a boy or a girl. How about something not different.....David or Sandra?     :)

Ducky

Sandra David might sound even better?

Ducky

Ah Carl...problem solved. :)

How about Jill or Sally?

Fiaxco pronounced  Fee AXE co! What do you think?

Pheonix would be pronounced   "Fee-oh-nix", so I think you mean "Phoenix" as in the capital of Arizona.   How about "Ithaca, Kite, or Rio"? I know a woman who saddled her poor children with these names.  One became a social worker, the other two became pot growers.  What's in a name??? 
Neither of those names is particularly pleasing to MY ear, so I'm not much help vote-wise.
As some have mentioned, do pick a name the child can grow up and old with, that will not cause unnecessary teasing and taunting, and has a traditional spelling.  
If you child doesn't like the name you've chosen, it can be changed with a moderate amount of inconvenience and appearance before  "the judge".  

Axton for a boys name is good, and Pheonix for a girls name is nice. If you like both of these names so much, use Axton as a middle name.Just remember, when these names are shortened they will be Ax and Pheeny. Do you like the shortened version ?

Phoenix (I think this is the correct spelling. Check it. ok?) It has a softer sound and would be my choice of the two.

Axton is a harder sound - maybe good for a boy?

My daughter and I have had sooo many discussions about baby names. I’ve always liked Serianna. I read it was the relative of Shakespear or something. I used it for a screen name only to find out it’s the name of a hard rock band. Terrible music. I don’t know why they used it!

maybe Axle or Brick , like those stupid names on The Middle. Or, how 'bout  the names Julia Roberts picked out for her kids.........Phinneus and Hazel . What was she thinking ? All us baby boomers can picture Phinneus T. Bluster when we think of that name.

Henry and Mary Antoinette