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Annaprashan is the ritual of feeding solid food to a baby for the first time, typically performed between the sixth and eighth months. This puja is conducted to bless the child with good health and growth. Offerings are made to the deities, and the baby is fed a small portion of rice or other grains. The ritual signifies the child’s physical development and their transition to the next stage of life.
Purpose:
Annaprashan Puja is a joyous ceremony celebrating the first time a baby is fed solid food. It marks an important milestone in the child’s life and invokes divine blessings for their health, growth, and development.
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Annaprashan is the first solid meal feeding ceremony for a baby, conducted to bless the child with health and well-being.
It is usually performed when the baby is 6 to 8 months old, depending on their health and growth.
Rice pudding (kheer) is typically the first food offered to the baby during this ceremony.
Usually, a family elder or close relative feeds the first morsel to the child.