Smiles, it has started

This is the first time I have heard about getting laid off by those who are going to meet the boy. Here when going to meet the child it must be taken into account that the child cannot be carried if the woman is pregnant, this would give the child pushes (proven), the difficult thing is to know if the woman is pregnant because we never know until we feel that the child is pushing a lot. Another care is not to take the newborn out at night, this will make his stool turn green (proven), I do not know why this is due but it is very true if the child grabs night cereum. Thanks for sharing your myths friend @evegrace.

Es la primera vez que escucho sobre echarles polvo a los que van a conocer al niño. Aquí al ir a conocer al niño se debe tener en cuenta que no se puede cargar al niño si la mujer está embarazada, esto le daría pujos al niño (comprobado), lo difícil es saber si la mujer está embarazada porque nunca lo sabemos hasta que sentimos que el niño está pujando mucho. Otro cuidado es no sacarlo de noche al recién nacido, esto hará que su excremento se torne verde (comprobado), no se a que se deba esto pero es muy cierto si el niño agarra cereno de la noche. Gracias por compartir tus mitos amiga @evegrace.

Wow, circumcision is something purely religious for us or for someone who wants to do it for aesthetics or some problem of the child. But it is not mandatory. Thank you for sharing your customs @mayorkeys

The indigenous people of my town have many beliefs, many of which we have come from there, but others have been discarded or changed by other cultures. The Baby Shower party is not ours, we adopt it from the English. Crying the child at birth and not at death is indigenous culture since they say that the child came to suffer in this land. A child is happy without having anything, only with the love of his parents he is satisfied. Thank you for sharing your beliefs and customs @dwixer

In my case, the name of my son is that of his father, the name of my two daughters was chosen by me, but the second name of the 2 is Isabel, my name. When my husband brought the girls' presentation slip, he told me: since you didn't tell me their middle names, I gave them yours hahaha. Luckily I adore my name and my daughters liked it too. Thank you for telling us your beliefs and your family stories @mercmarg

En mi caso, el nombre de mi hijo es el de su papá, el nombre de mis dos hijas lo escogí yo, pero el segundo nombre de las 2 es Isabel, mi nombre. Cuando mi esposo llevó la boleta de presentación de las niñas me dijo: como no me dijiste el segundo nombre les puse el tuyo hahaha. Menos mal que yo adoro mi nombre y a mis hijas también les gustó. Gracias por comentarnos tus creencias y tus historias de familia @mercmarg

Wow, how many traditions and customs. In some cases they resemble each other, but they still seem incredible to us. We work on the bad eyes with a santero who prays them and pours holy water on them, only if the child gets sick to his stomach and cries a lot is this person taken away, which is done like a baptism before the baptism in the church. You must have godmothers of water, godmother of sail and two other godmothers to make the prayer to remove the evil eye of the child. Thank you for sharing your customs @projectmamabg

Vaya, cuántas tradiciones y costumbres. En algunos casos se parecen unas a otras, pero no dejan de parecernos increíbles. Lo de los malos ojos nosotros los trabajamos con un santero que los reza y les echa agua bendita, solo si el niño se pone malito del estómago y llora mucho se lleva a esta persona que se hace como un bautismo antes del bautismo en la iglesia. Debe tener madrinas de agua, madrina de vela y otras dos madrinas para hacer el rezo para quitar el mal de ojo del niño. Gracias por compartir tus costumbres @projectmamabg