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The Boom is referring to the sudden, massive increase in birth rates after the end of WW2.I was born twixt WW2 & the Korean war.. Is that where the BOOM comes from?
The Boom is referring to the sudden, massive increase in birth rates after the end of WW2.I was born twixt WW2 & the Korean war.. Is that where the BOOM comes from?
Ahhh.. Not Basil Brush, then!The Boom is referring to the sudden, massive increase in birth rates after the end of WW2.
And that generation (including me) has swept though the years influencing trends etc. So in the late 50's & 60's, it was the rise of the teenagers and pop culture, the yuppies in the 80's, 50 is the new 40's and into the retirement ages when pension funds start to suffer from less people working and pension ages being forced to rise. And some where in that range was the emergence of the "Mamil's"!The Boom is referring to the sudden, massive increase in birth rates after the end of WW2.
Ha! You beat me to it! Came here to say the same thing - only about my mum!Whoever labelled it “the silent generation” hasn’t met my MIL
Oh bugger I’m a millennial, well atleast that explains my sense of entitlement.
Also interesting, in our family from grand parents through to grand children, we have family born in each of those categories, except for the "Silent Generation".
The Boom is referring to the sudden, massive increase in birth rates after the end of WW2.
I'm one of the very early Generation X types myself. I think it means that we spend a lot of time dancing on our ownI'm generation X apparently but have no idea what that actually means!
I'm a (tail-end) Boomer, born 16 yrs after WWII endedAccording to that chart I'm a baby boomer although I wasn't born until 12 years after the war ended.