Handwriting and Cursive - Baby Boomers often learned cursive writing in school, whereas it's less emphasized.
Map Reading - Using paper maps for navigation was a necessary skill before GPS and smartphone maps became prevalent.
Basic Sewing - Repairing clothes or sewing simple items was a common skill, whereas today many rely on ready-made and disposable clothing.
Telephone Etiquette - Answering and making phone calls with proper etiquette was more emphasized when landline phones.
Balancing a Checkbook - Managing personal finances and balancing a checkbook manually was a common skill before digital banking became widespread.
Hand Tools - Using basic hand tools for household repairs or projects was more common before reliance on professional services.
Cooking from Scratch - Baby Boomers often learned basic cooking skills and recipes from scratch, whereas today convenience foods.
Typing - Proficiency in typing on a typewriter or keyboard was a valued skill for many Baby Boomers, whereas touch typing is less emphasized.