Is this name too short for our surname?

[Kentishfox]

We really like Skye for a girl but don't know if it's too short with our surname (Fox). What do people think? I'm not keen on the longer Skylar.

Megan Fox?! @Awwlookatmybabyspider

How about:
Alba
Penny
Lola

I don’t normally like overly alliterative names, but Flora Fox is awesome.

Laila Fox is a pretty name and unusual.

Penelope
Delilah
Millicent
Ishbel

A pity about Skye and Iona, both such lovely names. Margot works well.

Jemima
Ishbel
Tabitha
Isabeau
Tamsin
Anthea
Cressida

Isabella
Iseult
Susanna
Miranda
Rosanna
Antonia
Julia
Serena
Stella
Christina

I like it including the surname. Hate skylar though.

I think there might be an actress with the name, but love Emilia Fox, and Tabitha Fox as well!

I met an Ilona once, which I thought was a nice alternative to Iona.

Ruby Fox does sound like a porn star and I have a Ruby!!
Emilia, Amelie, Emily, Elizabeth all sound nice

Anything alliterative risks sounding like a character from Peppa Pig.

Why is she a real person @OhSoOuting

Anything alliterative risks sounding like a character from Peppa Pig

Or a double act with Basil Brush.

Fiona Fox and Basil Brush...

Sasha
Tamsin
Esther
Mirren
Lyra
Sadie
Imogen
Meredith
Saskia
Ellen

This is a lot harder than I initially thought. I had to rule out Juno and Cora from my list (as in "D'you know Fox?" and "Cor, a fox!")

@IVflytrap Haha, "Cor, a fox " is hilarious! I could be so cruel. Imogen is another of my favourites that DH doesn't like!

We don't actually know the sex but boys names seem much easier to match with the surname...Thomas, Alexander, Henry, Louis are our top choices. We like Ethan too but too many F sounds maybe?

I think Jasmine Fox sounds nice. Also love Leila but slept like that rather than Laila.

Argh I meant spelt not slept. Can’t bloody spell today!

What about Autumn Fox?

There was a thread on Silver as a girl's name recently.

Fiona is what I was thinking too, @LarkDescending

or Freya

LOL, you CANNOT call a child Silver Fox @MikeUniformMike, that is how my DH describes himself.

Surname and occupation names are trendy. Cooper, Parker etc.

Hunter is nice and could be unisex.

I've suggested Red as a first name on another thread.

We've got an animal based surname...hence my username. So many names I like for future dcs just don't go as they sound like stripper names or something from Beatrix Potter.

Peter and Benjamin don't sound like stripper names to me but Flopsy, Mopsy and Cottontail might.

I think three syllable names sound best (or longer), or long two syllable ones.
Naomi, Jemima, India, Susannah, Harriet, Natasha, Sarah, Sarah-Jane, Dearbhla/Dervla, Rosemary, Miriam, Catherine, Enid, Emily.

You could have alliteration with Phillipa Fox or Fionnuala Fox.