100 Years of Baby Names
Let's take a trip down memory lane and explore the most popular names from each decade, starting from the 1920s up to the present day. Whether you're expecting a little bundle of joy or simply curious about naming trends, this list will give you some historical inspiration. And speaking of celebrations, if you're in the metro Detroit area and planning a baby shower, the Iroquois Club in Bloomfield Hills is a fantastic venue to consider. With its elegant atmosphere and excellent amenities, The Iroquois Club provides a charming setting for celebrating this special milestone in your life.
Now, let's dive into the most popular baby names for boys and girls over the past century.
1920s:
- Boys: Robert, James, John, William, Charles- Girls: Mary, Dorothy, Helen, Betty, Margaret
1930s:
- Boys: James, Robert, John, William, Charles- Girls: Mary, Betty, Dorothy, Barbara, Patricia
1940s:
- Boys: James, Robert, John, William, Michael- Girls: Mary, Linda, Patricia, Barbara, Susan
1950s:
- Boys: James, Michael, Robert, John, David- Girls: Mary, Linda, Patricia, Susan, Deborah
1960s:
- Boys: Michael, David, John, James, Robert- Girls: Lisa, Mary, Susan, Karen, Kimberly
1970s:
- Boys: Michael, Christopher, Jason, David, James- Girls: Jennifer, Amy, Melissa, Michelle, Kimberly
1980s:
- Boys: Michael, Christopher, Matthew, Joshua, David- Girls: Jessica, Jennifer, Amanda, Sarah, Stephanie
1990s:
- Boys: Michael, Christopher, Matthew, Joshua, Jacob- Girls: Jessica, Ashley, Emily, Sarah, Samantha
2000s:
- Boys: Jacob, Michael, Joshua, Matthew, Ethan- Girls: Emily, Emma, Madison, Olivia, Hannah
2010s:
- Boys: Noah, Liam, Jacob, Mason, William- Girls: Emma, Sophia, Olivia, Isabella, Ava
Remember, choosing a name for baby is a personal decision that should reflect your individual style and preferences. Whether you opt for a timeless classic or a trendy modern name, the most important thing is finding a name that holds special meaning to you and your growing family. Happy naming!