A classic boy name that topped the baby name charts from 1900 to the mid-70s, Thomas is still a top 50 boy name and totally recognizable. The nickname Tommy sounds cute for a modern-day babe.
This classic girl name plummeted in popularity since its heyday in the early 1960s, but the nickname Sandy is still sweet and unique. Sandra was a top ten choice for baby girls in the 1960s, thanks in part to actress Sandra Dee.
A classic boy name that was hugely popular from the 50s through the 70s, Jeffrey would be cute on a baby and remains professional on an adult. Your kid will appreciate how easy it is to find his name on a keychain.
This French name means "youthful" and has a nice ring to it, making it a great alternative to more popular names like Juliet and Julia. Julie was given to 166,143 girls in the 1960s alone, but it doesn't feel overdone or dated.
A timeless baby name that never went out of style, George was hugely popular throughout the first half of the 20th century and the 60s. With royal vibes thanks to Prince George.
This unique moniker was a top ten favorite of parents from the mid-50s through the mid-60s, and it gives us all the fiery, strong Greek goddess vibes.
An ancient name you know well but don't hear all that often on little ones anymore, Paul is still short, simple, and decidedly cool. Your little one will certainly stand out in a sea of Noahs and Williams with this classic name.
Names ending in -ly and -ley are having a major moment, so why not consider the once-fashionable Kimberly, the number five most-popular girl name of the 60s?
Thank you Timothée Chalamet for making this 1960s favorite suddenly seem fresh, modern, and stylish again. We personally adore the nickname Tim or Timmy.
While Kelly wasn't a top ten name for girls in the 1960s, it was given to 128,054 girls, landing it the number 30 spot of the decade. Historically a male name, we think Kelly would make a cool name for a little surfer boy born today.