The story of Kerin
Kerin is not currently in use for newborns in the United States: fewer than five babies received the name in 2025. Its story lives in the historical record below.
Since 1935, 1,595 American babies have been named Kerin, about 83% girls and 17% boys, making it a genuinely unisex name. Its peak came in 1958, when 47 newborns received the name, the signature sound of the 1950s.
The chart above shows the full history: the popularity view (births per 1,000 babies) is the honest comparison across generations, since total US births have changed enormously since 1880. Switch to the rank view to see where Kerin stood among all girls' names in any year, or use the compare tool to plot it against other names.