What are the taboos for children's birthday celebration?

Many places have the custom of grasping the week, and the choice of items for grasping the week is also different. Although grasping the week is a happy and relaxing activity, there are still some things that parents need to pay attention to. So what are the taboos when it comes to children’s birthday celebration?

What are the taboos for children's birthday celebration?

1. Before the baby’s one-year-old birthday celebration, you should let the baby take a look at the things that have been laid out. In this way, the baby will have a general impression of all the items for the birthday celebration. It should be noted that toys that the baby particularly likes or is familiar with should not be placed in the middle of the fan.

2. The items for the one-year-old celebration should be arranged evenly: Regardless of whether they are placed on the ground or on the table, the items should be evenly arranged in a fan shape, and the items should be neatly arranged from the middle to both sides. Generally speaking, parents can put the items that they most want their children to catch in the middle of the fan, so that the baby will have a higher chance of catching those items.

3. The items used for the one-year-old celebration should be made of safe or non-breakable materials to avoid hurting the baby.

Is there any impact if the baby does not have a one-year-old celebration?

Many parents hope that their babies will grab this or that during the "Zhuazhou" ceremony. If they don't grab anything, they will definitely think it is a bad sign. This is not the case. The essence of "Zhuazhou" is the same as eating cake on a birthday. It is just a "link" conducted on the day of the child's first birthday. If they grab something, it is naturally a good sign. If they don't grab anything, it is not a bad thing either.

It is possible that there are no objects that the baby likes during the one-year-old ceremony and the baby is not interested, so he does not grab the objects, or the baby may have his own ideas. Some people would also say that babies need to walk their own life and the things given during the "Zhuazhou" ceremony will only limit and restrict them. Another saying is that babies look down on the items on the table and are unwilling to grab them, as there are things more worthy of them waiting ahead. In fact, the one-year-old celebration cannot determine the baby’s future affairs, and parents should look at it rationally.