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I like it! I knew a Tamsin growing up, she was older than me and I always thought her name was sooooo cool. It's so different and plucky. I have good associations with it.

I think it's very pretty, but I'd be terrified of the nickname Tammy.

I like it, but I would only use it as a middle name to avoid Tammy.

It's okay. Not really my taste.

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It seems sort of deliberately whimsical, quirky, and vaguely androgynous. I picture a very skinny hippie gal with stringy dark hair, who lives with her sister on a tiny farm at the edge of town. They're cat ladies. When they turned 18 they changed their names from Teri and Dawn, to Tamsin and Clover.

It's fine but I prefer Tamara.

Recently begun to notice this name, pretty sure I like it ... enough to suggest it for others at this point, anyway.

Never liked it much though can’t say exactly why. Maybe the “Tam” part bothers me.

I don't like it, nor dislike it

I like it but prefer Tamsyn

I know one who would be around 13 now.

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I like Tamsin but not enough to use it.

Better than Thomasina! Dated, rather like Kirsten: probably the same vintage. Seems rather flimsy. I wouldn't use it, though I would use Thomas, nn Tom, for a boy.

I don't hate it, but it sounds so veddy British-posh-horsey-set to me.
It has a somewhat attractive sound.

I think it’s very pretty and unique; I never hear this name where I am. I’d like to spell it Tamsyn, though!