Anonymous
05/23/2021 16:46
Subject: Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
Jane has been making a big comeback
Anonymous
05/23/2021 16:38
Subject: Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
I know a 2 year old Patsy. Full name.
Anonymous
05/23/2021 16:37
Subject: Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
Those names are getting cool again
Anonymous
05/23/2021 16:34
Subject: Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
I know a lovely, teenage Gail. She’s named for her grandmother.
My SIL gave her DD the traditional name of Kathryn by with nickname Kitty.
Suzanne or Susan or Susannah could be Sue, Suzie or just those full names.
My SIL gave her DD the traditional name of Kathryn by with nickname Kitty.
Suzanne or Susan or Susannah could be Sue, Suzie or just those full names.
Anonymous
05/23/2021 15:33
Subject: Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
I know a four-year-old Barbara but it's not my favorite name.
Susan is pretty. Go for it!
Susan is pretty. Go for it!
Anonymous
05/23/2021 15:21
Subject: Re:Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love Susan, Irene, Mary, Sally, Penny, Beatrice/Bea.
Sally and Penny are nicknames.
I know kids named: Nancy, Jessica, Mary, Alice, Ellen and Susana/Susy. Name your kid what you want! I never thought anything but “wow, that’s unusual for a kid these days” but that’s it. They’re all perfectly good names, they just don’t happen to be trendy right now.
They can be nicknames but they are not always. I know a Sally who is just Sally and a Penny who is just Penny!
Nancy was historically a nickname for Anne. But hardly anyone thinks of it as a nickname anymore.
Anonymous
05/23/2021 15:14
Subject: Re:Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
I grew up in the sixties. Karen was the most popular name.My Karen friends are between 58 and 70.
Interestingly enough, the pejorative aspect of this moniker is directed at women in GenX 40s, 50s..not Baby Boomers, so it's a shame it was taken out of circulation, because Karens are rarely "Karens."
They should have used Heather or Stephanie. Karen is an older name.
Interestingly enough, the pejorative aspect of this moniker is directed at women in GenX 40s, 50s..not Baby Boomers, so it's a shame it was taken out of circulation, because Karens are rarely "Karens."
They should have used Heather or Stephanie. Karen is an older name.
Anonymous
05/23/2021 14:38
Subject: Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
Totally name her Karen.
Anonymous
05/23/2021 14:32
Subject: Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
Anonymous wrote:Mary, Julia, and Patricia are all names in my kids preschool/kinder classes.
I would love to meet a little Patricia or even better, a Patty.
Anonymous
05/23/2021 14:31
Subject: Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
Mary, Julia, and Patricia are all names in my kids preschool/kinder classes.
Anonymous
05/23/2021 14:29
Subject: Re:Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
I gave my kid a name that according to the interweb peaked in 1913 and even then was not very common.
Anonymous
05/23/2021 14:26
Subject: Re:Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
It’s a nice name with lots of cute nicknames. Sue, Susie, Sue-middle name. Go for it!
Anonymous
05/23/2021 14:24
Subject: Re:Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I love Susan, Irene, Mary, Sally, Penny, Beatrice/Bea.
Sally and Penny are nicknames.
I know kids named: Nancy, Jessica, Mary, Alice, Ellen and Susana/Susy. Name your kid what you want! I never thought anything but “wow, that’s unusual for a kid these days” but that’s it. They’re all perfectly good names, they just don’t happen to be trendy right now.
My name is Sally and it is not a nickname.
Yours may not be, but traditionally (like 75 years ago), Sally was a nickname for Sarah.
Anonymous
05/23/2021 14:24
Subject: Re:Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
My favorite woman on the planet is named Susan/Susy so I am super partial to the name. It’s absolutely going to made a strong comeback in a few years so you’ll be ahead of the trend.
Anonymous
05/23/2021 14:23
Subject: Anyone give their child a typical 1950’s, 1960’s name?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Does Penelope count?
I love that name!
Penelope is SUPER trendy right now - my 5 year old has a Penelope and a Penny in her class of 15 kids.