What are the customs and stresses of the baby for a hundred days?

The baby has a "hundred days", and different places pay different attention to things.

1. In Jiangnan, a baby is called "white deer" after 100 days, which means that after 100 days, the child doesn't have to hide at home, so it's time to show his head.

Beijing gives children a hundred days, and most of them only do it for one day. In old Beijing, this is called "doing things". Depending on the rich and the poor, the picture is very different. Friends and relatives should give gifts. In addition, the baby's full moon dress customs and relatives' gift-giving customs are also very particular.

3. In northwest Jilin, when a baby comes to his grandmother's house after a hundred days, he should hang some strings around his neck, which means "fasten" and "live a long life".

4. In Yang Rong, there is a way to recognize relatives, which is similar to that in Sichuan, Shaanxi and Changdao County, Shandong Province, and is called "grabbing surnames". When a child is born for a full moon or more than 100 days, parents will take the child out at sunrise, and the first person they meet will recognize them as adoptive parents.

The custom in Tianjin is to put on red, blue and purple pants, hang up rice cake noodles, and then feed the rice cake to the dog. Buy six big crucian carp, one fish is close to the child, and then go to Haihe River to set them free. Put on Hanfu at noon, and friends and relatives will come to bless you. Put on new clothes and go to the Hundred Days Banquet at night.

The gift of "Over a Hundred Days":

1, longevity lock

Longevity lock is an ornament hanging around children's necks. People believe that as long as they wear this kind of jewelry, they can drive away evil and "lock" life.

2. Baijiasuo

Hundreds of locks are mostly made of gold and silver, engraved on both sides, such as a "treasure lock" and a "long life and wealth".

3. a hundred schools of thought

A child has a hundred days, and folk customs dress him in a hundred clothes. Parents expect their children to grow up healthily and think it needs everyone's blessing. To support everyone's happiness, you have to eat hundreds of meals and wear hundreds of clothes. Each family takes a piece of cloth and puts it together to make clothes, which makes a hundred clothes. Hundred clothes are the heaviest purple, and its homonym "Zi" means to pray for a family with children to have more children and more happiness.