Daisy Jones & The Six has taken Amazon Prime viewers by storm, immersing fans in the thrilling rock and roll scene of the 1970s. It's now thought parents-to-be could well be influenced by this burst of nostalgia when it comes to choosing baby names.
Experts believe '70s era baby names could well make a comeback thanks to the emotional, compelling story of Daisy Jones & The Six, which features a number of 'traditional' character names.
Some are still widely used today, with names such as Daisy, Teddy, Billy, and Eddie not looking out of place at all in a modern-day nursery.
Other names, such as Rod and Graham, are no longer anywhere near as popular, however, baby naming experts from Bella Baby reckon this could be about to change "at any time".
According to these experts: "Baby names from the '70s may be making a comeback thanks to Daisy Jones And The Six. We've famously seen shows and pop culture inspire baby names and this instance may be no different.
"Although names have very much evolved since the '70s, it only takes one hit show to bring a '70s trend (or '70s baby name) back."
They continued: "We have seen in the past that baby names are often inspired by popular culture - whether that be through celebrities or television shows. Therefore, it would not be uncommon for a parent-to-be to name their baby after a character in a show like this."
You can check out a list of Daisy Jones And The Six-inspired baby names below:
Daisy
Overall UK ranking: 15 out of 5581
A fresh, timeless flower name of English origin that means 'day's eye'.
Teddy
Overall UK ranking: 26 out of 4789
An English name that is also a form of Theodore, which means 'God's gift'.
Billy
Overall UK ranking: 128 out of 4789
A name with German origins, Billy is a form of the classic William, and means 'resolute guardian'.
Eddie
Overall UK ranking: 219 out of 4789
A form of Edward, Eddie is a traditional English name that means 'guardian of prosperity'.
Camila
Overall UK ranking: 828 out of 5581
A beautiful French name with a pleasant sound to it, Camila is a variant of Camilla and means 'free-born' or 'noble'.
Warren
Overall UK ranking: 939 out of 4789
Warren is a German name that means 'defender', and could be a good choice for parents looking for a strong meaning.
Bernie
Overall UK ranking: 985 out of 4789
A German name that means 'grim bear', the sweet moniker Bernie is also a form of Bernard.
Graham
Overall UK ranking: 1391 out of 4789
Another warrior-like name, Graham is English in origin and means 'warlike'.
Simone
Overall UK ranking: 1962 out of 5581
A gorgeous Hebrew name with various famous bearers, Simone means 'one who hears'.
Karen
Overall UK ranking: 3192 out of 5581
It's had a bad rep in recent times but could be due for a renaissance. Karen is a Greek name, which means 'pure'.
Rod
Overall UK ranking: Not in the top 4789
An English name, Rod is generally short for Roderick, which means 'glory' or 'ruler', or Rodney, which means 'island near the clearing'.
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