Unisex Names: The Most Popular Shared Names, Decade by Decade
Kim and Leslie in the 1950s, Taylor and Jordan in the 1990s, Parker and River today. We found the names most evenly shared between boys and girls.
Kim and Leslie in the 1950s, Taylor and Jordan in the 1990s, Parker and River today. We found the names most evenly shared between boys and girls.
Smith is still number one, with 2,369,644 people. Six of the top 13 are now Hispanic surnames. Here are the top 25 from the latest Census.
In the 1880s, 41.3% of American boys got one of the ten most popular names. Today it is 7.8%. Here is how naming changed, decade by decade.