Infant's Jatakarma: The Naming of and First Feeding of Solid Food to an Infant: Difference between revisions

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Thereafter, the guardian of the infant will bathe the child with that sanctified water. Then the child will be fed solid food for the first time.
After that the guardian or the parent of the child will bathe hime/her with that sanctified water from the vessel and will be fed solid food for the first time.


For the celebration of this ceremony the arrangement of a social feast depends entirely on the desire and the financial position of the guardians concerned. Taking a loan or incurring a debt for this purpose is forbidden.
Whether a social feast will be organised on this day  will depend entirely on the desire and the financial position of the guardians of the child. Taking a loan or incurring a debt for this purpose is forbidden.


Twenty-one days after the birth of a child, the child and its mother, after bathing, will be considered generally free from impurities.
Twenty-one days after the birth of a child, the child and its mother, after bathing, will be considered generally free from impurities.
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