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Fable is a pass. It does sound cute, but its not my style, I like unconventional names, but I don't see this as a name. Fox I do not care for, and I don't like it on a girl. and Finley is ok, I like Finn better.
I also like Frankie, Forest would be interesting on a girl

I like Fable most out of the three.
Other F unisex names I like are Fifer and Flannery.
I think Fox can work for a girl.

I like Finley the best!
Fable seems more fem to me. I wouldn’t use it for a first name, but i think it’s a good middle name option. (Alana Fable Coleman, Natalie Fable Dias.)
I think Fox could be uni, but i personally see it more masc., but could see a little girl named Fox. I would pair it with a more common fn/mn. (Harrison Fox, Fox Thomas / Isabella Fox, Fox Kaylee)
Finley could work for either. Finn is a good nickname that seems more masc. to me personally. I think it could work with any mn/fn. (Finley Kian, Mason Finley / Finley Grace, Mia Finley.

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Hope this helped!
Paige T.

I'm not a fan of Fable or Fox for...a human child.
Finley is cute, though! I like it more for a boy, but it can work for a girl, as well.

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I like Florence for a girl.

I don't like Fable or Fox for either gender, for more than one reason, but one is, they both have connotations of deceit.

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Finley sounds preppy and uninteresting, but I'd go with that. Finn is okay.

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I like Fern as unisex. It doesn't sound overtly feminine to me, because of Fernando and Fernand, and ferns don't flower. I'd use it.

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I like the idea of Farah as masculine but wouldn't use it.
I like Fran as masculine but only as a nickname.
I could see Ferris / Farris as unisex. It sounds like Paris.

This message was edited 5/12/2020, 9:28 AM

Fable is on my PNL. I love that it's literary (not really into fables as such, but it means simply "story" in Latin, which is pretty) and it has a modern sound (think Sable, Hazel). I think it's better suited for a girl because close to Fay).The only thing I dislike about it is reminds me a bit of "feeble".

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Fox - I would think boy, but as an animal name, it can be unisex. I wouldn't be too surprised if I met a girl Fox. I personally don't like it much, it's cartoonish to me.

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Finley - really prefer for a boy. Fin / Finn is strictly masculine to my ears. I quite like it, but prefer Finn and Finnegan.

I think they’re all silly... well, I like Finley, but only for a boy.
Fable is fine, but to me, it seems sort of like naming your kid “lie”. I know that’s not the only meaning but that’s what I think of.
Fox would be okay, only as a mothers maiden name in the middle name slot.

This message was edited 5/12/2020, 9:15 AM