Kjeld

Kjeld is a well-known name in Danish culture due to the 12th-century clergyman later venerated as a saint. Saint Kjeld was born to wealthy parents in the Randers area of Denmark and grew up as a spiritual boy. He became a leader in his cathedral and went on a pilgrimage to Rome, where he visited the tombs of the Apostles and Pope Eugene III. Meaning "large pot" or "cauldron," Kjeld remains a popular boy's name in Denmark to this day. Your little one can feel the presence of Saint Kjeld watching over them from day one.