Newcombe

Throughout history, the masculine name Newcombe was given to recent arrivals, just like your little one! A respelling of Newcomb, Newcombe was originally a nickname for a "newcomer" to a town or village, derived from the Middle English elements newe and comen. It may also have been influenced by cumb, the Old English word for "valley," giving Newcombe the translation of "new valley." During sweet Newcombe's first weeks and months, everything will be "new," from the people they'll meet to the places they'll go. While this may be a little daunting, with time, your kiddo will learn that changing direction and trying different things are essential for growth and learning.