Phoebe, Poppy or Holly?

[babysoon1]

Opinions gratefully received? only got 2 weeks or so left now! I know people think poppy suits baby more than adult, but surely that will change with the next generation as there are so many of them??

I like Holly the best.

Love Holly, dubious about Poppy, not Phoebe because school calls them Beefy. Beefee, Febee, geddit?

I only like Phoebe. I find Poppy to close to Poopy and Holly to Christmassy.

Pheobe is lovely. Classic and underused.

Not keen on Poppy or Holly - they're both a bit too cutesy for me.

Holly, by a long way.

I'd have to say Phoebe

Phoebe. I know too many dogs called Poppy and Holly for it to be a person name for me.

Phoebe.

Another vote for Phoebe.

Poppy and Holly are too trendy/fashionable for me. I prefer more classic elegant names.

Phoebe, Poppy is cute but not sure for adults. Holly is meh....

Phoebe or Holly. I like both of these. Probably prefer Phoebe.

Poppy is cute but not really for adults. Plus a little bit trendy for my tastes. The other two are much more underused in my opinion.

Holly

I know a few adults called Holly and love the name Phoebe. I think you're right about Poppy; I associate it more with cats than I do with people, and definitely more with children than adults.

I know an 8 year old Phoebe and she has never been called beefy so far as I am aware (although she isn't). She does sometimes get Feeble (she is a bit) but I think in an affectionate way. Also Fifi or Fee. Great name.

Love Phoebe - great name

Phoebe is awful, I just don't get it!! Feebs = urgh!

Holly is nice but better for a Christmas baby.

Poppy I like, and she will be fine as an adult with all the Millies, Tillys, Daisys, Maisies, Lilys etc...

I only like poppy not keen on phoebe and think holly Christmas as others have said good luck

Phoebe.

Phoebe is pretty, Poppy is horrible and Holly is dull.

I don't really like any, but if I had to choose, I'd say Pheobe. But it won't translate will into other languages imo.

I love Phoebe

Holly

Phoebe -- classic (Shakespearean & all) and classy.

Poppy: used to like it as is quite pretty, but too much "of the moment" now, starting to get on my tits because of trendy associations. Bodenesque.

Holly: edging towards naffness

Phoebe classy

others not

Phoebe or Poppy