Skipper

Skipper originated as an English occupational name, stemming from the Middle English 'skippere,' meaning shipmaster or captain. It referred to someone who was in charge of a ship, evoking a sense of command and adventure. This name found its highest popularity in the mid-20th century, particularly around the 1960s, resonating with a spirit of exploration and leadership.

When you imagine your son, does he have a glint of daring in his eye? 'Skipper' is a name that feels like it’s already charting a course. When you write it on his birth announcement, it carries the steady confidence of someone who knows the way, a gentle but firm hand on the tiller.