title for 1 year old boy

names

"Master", as "a youth or boy too young to be called mister" is often considered to be archaic (eg, http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/master), but I still see it around.


Master is the traditional title, but is there really any need to call him by anything other than his names?

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