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A mother and father feeding cooked rice to an infant with some traditonal dresses in a tel

Get your Child Annaprasana Muhurtham

Annaprasana, or the Rice Feeding Ceremony, is a Hindu ritual marking a baby’s first intake of solid food. It is usually performed when the baby is 6 to 12 months old during an auspicious muhurtham determined by astrologers. The ceremony symbolizes the transition from milk to nourishment and seeks blessings for the child’s health and growth. Parents or elders feed the baby their first bites of rice or sweetened food, representing abundance and prosperity. Prayers and rituals are performed to invoke divine blessings for a bright future. Family and friends gather to celebrate this joyous occasion with traditional feasts. Annaprasana is a culturally significant milestone in a child’s development.

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