I was introduced into this "Vale of Tears" in 1949 and I always reckoned that being Eleven in 1960 was just about spot on.
We still had 11 Plus so I (only just) avoided the unholy mess that went under the name of "Comprehensive Education" and the various experimental theories that made ignoramuses of three generations of schoolchildren.
I was old enough (in '66) to catch the (in)famous Dylan Tour where he went Electric; he scandalised a whole HOST of Middle-Class, heads up their ass, observer colour supplement readers and the whole membership roster of Woodie Guthry Hairy Jumper, kniit your own doilies, beardy, Folky Brigade.
There seem to be many different criteria for defining 'Baby Boomers' but I agree with HippsieGypsy's mid to late 1940's suggestion. Mind you, It is, I feel, not a phrase that you can place in any one rigid timeline, it defined a whole generation of kids but in the long run, being a Baby Boomer is a bit like being California - Not so much a State - more a State of mind.........
My generation, of course, are now the people living in homes worth half a Million that cost them (back in the early Seventies) Five or six Thousand to buy.
That is unless, like me, you were married to women who were excellent Housekeepers.
My Two ex wives were BOTH good at Housekeeping - each time I got divorced - THEY kept the house.
I did, however, each time get custody of the Overdraft.
Ain't life a Bee-atch...........
Merlin