$\newcommand{\boy}{\color{blue}{\boxplus}}\newcommand{\girl}{\color{red}{\oplus}}$
Hint: Think of 7 generic boys first seated with a slot between each adjacent pair (and also slots on either end) as such:
$$
\underline{\;} \quad \boy \quad
\underline{\;} \quad \boy \quad
\underline{\;} \quad \boy \quad
\underline{\;} \quad \boy \quad
\underline{\;} \quad \boy \quad
\underline{\;} \quad \boy \quad
\underline{\;} \quad \boy \quad \underline{\;}
$$ Find the number of ways to put 5 generic girls in these slots (at most one per slot!).
An example of doing this is
$$
\girl \quad \boy \quad
\underline{\;} \quad \boy \quad
\girl \quad \boy \quad
\girl \quad \boy \quad
\underline{\;} \quad \boy \quad
\girl \quad \boy \quad
\girl \quad \boy \quad \underline{\;}
$$
which gives the sitting arrangement
$$
\girl \quad \boy
\quad \boy \quad
\girl \quad \boy \quad
\girl \quad \boy
\quad \boy \quad
\girl \quad \boy \quad
\girl \quad \boy
$$
Now give names to each of the boys and each of the girls (by which I mean permute the boys among themselves, and permute the girls among themselves).