Choosing a unisex name for your baby can be a wonderful way to embrace gender neutrality or simply to select a name that resonates regardless of gender. Here’s a list of unisex baby names starting with the letter K, along with their meanings and origins:

1. Kai: Hawaiian for “sea” or Japanese for “forgiveness”
2. Kennedy: Irish, meaning “helmeted chief”
3. Kris: Greek, short for Christopher/Christine, meaning “bearer of Christ”
4. Kelly: Irish, meaning “bright-headed” or “warrior”
5. Kendall: English, meaning “valley of the River Kent”
6. Kaden/Caden: Irish, meaning “battle”
7. Keegan: Irish, meaning “son of Egan” or “fiery”
8. Kieran: Irish, meaning “little dark one”
9. Kerry: Irish, meaning “dark-haired”
10. Kiran: Sanskrit, meaning “beam of light”
11. Kyrie: Greek, meaning “Lord”
12. Kody/Cody: Irish, meaning “helpful”
13. Kelsey: English, meaning “ship’s victory”
14. Kameron/Cameron: Scottish, meaning “crooked nose”
15. Keaton: English, meaning “place of hawks”
16. Karter/Carter: English, meaning “one who uses a cart”
17. Kian: Irish, meaning “ancient”

These names offer a blend of traditional and modern options, each with its unique charm and significance. When choosing a unisex name, consider factors such as cultural significance, ease of pronunciation, potential nicknames, and how it pairs with your last name.

Remember that the perception of a name’s gender neutrality can vary across cultures and over time. Some names that were once considered strictly masculine or feminine have evolved to become more gender-neutral.

Ultimately, the best name is one that you and your partner love and feel suits your child. Whether you’re drawn to the name’s meaning, its sound, or its cultural significance, choosing a unisex name can provide your child with a flexible, inclusive identity from the start.