Baby name trends are an evolving part of our culture. If you were born in the 90s, odds are that your class was full of Jessicas, Ashleys and Amandas.
The Social Security Administration tracks the trends around baby names and offers lists of the most popular baby names dating back to the 1880s.
The SSA also puts together lists of the top names for each decade. We decided to take a look at the hottest names of the 1990s.
Keep scrolling to see the 50 most popular names for boys and girls born in the U.S. from 1990 to 1999.
Girls
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Jessica
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Ashley
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Emily
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Sarah
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Samantha
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Amanda
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Brittany
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Elizabeth
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Taylor
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Megan
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Hannah
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Kayla
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Lauren
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Stephanie
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Rachel
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Jennifer
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Nicole
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Alexis
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Victoria
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Amber
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Alyssa
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Courtney
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Rebecca
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Danielle
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Jasmine
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Brianna
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Katherine
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Alexandra
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Madison
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Morgan
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Melissa
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Michelle
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Kelsey
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Chelsea
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Anna
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Kimberly
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Tiffany
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Olivia
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Mary
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Christina
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Allison
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Abigail
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Sara
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Shelby
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Heather
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Haley
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Maria
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Kaitlyn
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Laura
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Erin
Boys
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Michael
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Christopher
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Matthew
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Joshua
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Jacob
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Nicholas
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Andrew
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Daniel
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Tyler
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Joseph
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Brandon
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David
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James
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Ryan
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John
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Zachary
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Justin
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William
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Anthony
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Robert
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Jonathan
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Austin
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Alexander
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Kyle
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Kevin
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Thomas
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Cody
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Jordan
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Eric
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Benjamin
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Aaron
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Christian
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Samuel
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Dylan
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Steven
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Brian
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Jose
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Timothy
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Nathan
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Adam
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Richard
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Patrick
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Charles
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Sean
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Jason
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Cameron
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Jeremy
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Mark
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Stephen
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Jesse
This story was originally published on the US version of HuffPost.
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