10 Girl Names Nearly Every 1980s Classroom Had
Jessica, Jennifer, Amanda and Ashley led the 1980s girls' names, with the top ten covering about one in six girls, per the SSA.
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Jessica, Jennifer, Amanda and Ashley led the 1980s girls' names, with the top ten covering about one in six girls, per the SSA.
Read More →Of the 10 most popular boys' names of the 1950s, only James and William are still in the top 10 of the 2020s, Social Security data shows.
Read More →Robert topped the 1920s with 576,374 baby boys, just 12,322 ahead of John, as James and William followed, Social Security data shows.
Read More →Robert led the 1930s with 590,810 baby boys, 43,331 ahead of James, while Donald took No. 7 with 283,718, Social Security data shows.
Read More →Social Security data shows five names held the top girls' spot across six decades, from Lisa in the 1960s to Emma in the 2010s, with Jessica winning twice.
Read More →Jacob drew 274,077 baby boys in the 2000s to Michael's 250,715, while Emily led the girls with 223,768 babies.
Read More →Michael drew 663,807 baby boys in the 1980s to Christopher's 554,863, while Joshua climbed to No. 4 with 396,524 babies.
Read More →Lisa drew 496,987 baby girls in the 1960s, while 2010s No. 1 Emma drew 195,070, a 61 percent drop as girls' names spread out.
Read More →Michael was the No. 1 boys' name from the 1960s through the 1990s, falling from 833,092 babies to 462,466 before Jacob took over in the 2000s, SSA data show.
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