Stewart

Stewart began as a Scottish surname, referring to an official in charge of a royal household, translating to 'steward' or 'keeper of the house.' This title, of Old English origin, was adopted by the ancestors of the Scottish royal family. As surnames became hereditary, Stewart became a powerful Scottish clan name, eventually transitioning into a given name across Britain and its former colonies, particularly gaining traction in the mid-20th century.

When you imagine your son's future, 'Stewart' feels like the solid foundation you're building. It's a name you can picture written on important documents, a reliable presence. This name carries a sense of responsibility, a quiet understanding of what it means to care for what matters most in your world.