What should I say when I burn incense to pray for a child? Which bodhisattva should I worship to pray for a child

People who burn incense and pray to gods and Buddhas always have various wishes. When making a wish, we should also pay attention to whether our words are appropriate. So what should you say when burning incense to pray for a child? Which Bodhisattva should I worship to have a child? Guiguzi fortune-telling website carefully prepares burning...

What to say when praying for a child

1. I know that my blessings and virtues are shallow and my karma is heavy (those who have had abortions should first repent of the sin of abortion. Those who have not had abortions cannot have children because of their small blessings and virtues). This is why I cannot have children. Now that I have heard the name of Guanyin Bodhisattva, I must stop doing evil and cultivate good. From today on, I no longer ask for blessings or enjoyment for myself. I just want a child with blessings, virtue and wisdom. We will raise him and he will become a good person who benefits others in the future. I pray to Guanyin Bodhisattva to fulfill my wish.
2. Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva, who is compassionate and saves people from suffering, I am now troubled by the need to have a child, and I pray for your blessing. I pray to Guanyin Bodhisattva to bless me in my dreams, purify my karma, and give me a child with blessings, virtue and wisdom, so that he can benefit all living beings in the future. I pray to Guanyin Bodhisattva to have mercy on me.

Which Bodhisattva should I worship to pray for a child?

People who pray for children usually turn to Guanyin Bodhisattva, also known as the Child-Giving Guanyin;
The Child-Sending Guanyin is also called the White-Robed Child-Sending Guanyin, and is not among the thirty-three incarnations of Guanyin Bodhisattva. It is the incarnation of Guanyin Bodhisattva created by the Chinese folk, which means that Guanyin Bodhisattva can satisfy all kinds of good wishes of sentient beings, bless sentient beings, help them have children, and save them from suffering.
In ancient China, people believed that worshiping gods and Buddhas devoutly could make their wishes come true. Therefore, superstitious people who cannot get pregnant or pray for a boy will worship Guanyin, the Goddess of Childbirth, in the hope of having a child. The original form of the Child-Giving Guanyin is Guanyin Bodhisattva, who is a symbol of compassion and wisdom in Buddhism. She holds an extremely important position both in Mahayana Buddhism and in folk beliefs.
The thirty-three incarnations of Avalokitesvara:
Willow Guanyin, Dragon Head Guanyin, Sutra-holding Guanyin, Round Light Guanyin, Playful Guanyin, White-robed Guanyin, Lying Lotus Guanyin, Amati Guanyin, Ridge-viewing Guanyin, Medicine-dispensing Guanyin, Fish Basket Guanyin, Virtue King Guanyin, Water and Moon Guanyin, One-leaf Guanyin, Blue-necked Guanyin, Mighty Guanyin, Duobao Guanyin, Longlife Guanyin, Rock House Guanyin, Nengjing Guanyin, Anut Bodhisattva, Leaf-clothed Guanyin, Glass Guanyin, Tara Guanyin, Clam Guanyin, Six-time Guanyin, Universal Compassion Guanyin, Joining-hands Guanyin, etc.