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Saffron isn't a fave of mine, but I love Sasha and Poppy. Actually Sasha and Poppy makes a cute sib set.

Saffron is strange, Sasha is OK, Poppy is strange.

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Saffron is too hippie for me. It also doesn't sound very attractive or feminine to me.

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Sasha is strictly a nickname to me. I prefer it on a boy, too.

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Poppy sounds pretty, flowery, and delicate to me; it's a little Victorian and a little hippie. But it's easily altered to "poopy", which gives me pause. It's also very trendy in England right now, but I don't really care about popularity as long as it's a good name.

Saffron is my favorite, though I like Sasha too.

Saffron makes me wince, like Lavender and Felicity do. It just does. I would go out of my way not to speak her name aloud to her face because it makes me squirm for some reason. My own problem, not hers, but that's my opinion of the name. Sasha is nice, and Poppy is okay although to my ears it sounds a little silly. It seems like they were named with care and love, even if I don't like all the names.

I hate Poppy which I just find childish and ridiculous-sounding. The other two names are ok. They all do make a nice sib set though.

My gosh, that's a little over the top, isn't it? Separately, I like the names, but together as a sibset is... I don't know. Maybe a little too sugar-sweet.

I think it is a super cute sib set.
I wish DH had enough creativity to allow me to give our son a name that was half as "spicy" as anyone of these.

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Saffron is adorable and I might copy it if I ever have a daughter, if DH has a change of heart.
Sasha is super cute, on a boy or a .
Poppy is okay, but very interesting and nice.