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We celebrate a new life coming into the world by participating in a "shower", to "shower" the Mama-to-be with gifts for her and her Baby. It helps to reinforce the circle of support that the "fresh family" can count upon.

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Are baby showers a ceremonies?

Baby showers are a ceremonies. They are because they celebrate a birth of a baby and it is a ceremonies just like weddings and anniversary's


Who gives baby showers?

Your family or friends can give you baby showers.


Do girls only come to baby showers?

Traditionally, baby showers are a female only event. However, couple's baby showers or coed baby showers are increasingly common and these parties will have both men and women.


Do you have a baby shower before or after the baby is born?

Answer 1: before Answer 2: In the U.S., baby showers are traditionally held a few months before a baby is due. However, some cultural groups within the U.S. population -- Asian Americans, Jewish Americans, Latino Americans for example -- have reservations regarding pre-birth baby showers (i.e., they feel it is bad luck to celebrate before baby is born) and may have a party after birth instead.


Are baby gift baskets a good idea for baby showers?

Yes baby gift baskets are a great idea for baby showers. You can purchase gift baskets with items for both the mother and child.


Do you enjoy bridal showers and baby showers?

They are ok, but the gift opening part is always pretty boring.


Why don't Jehovah's Witnesses celebrate birthdays but will celebrate baby showers?

In short, because they are consumed with not participating in anything that may have originated from any ancient pagan practices. What's interesting to note is the history of the baby shower. The concept of a baby shower dates back to the Renaissance when childbirth was an almost mystical event. Mothers-to-be would often be surrounded with references to the Annunciation to encourage and celebrate her. Unpublished inventories, diaries, and letters indicate that pregnancy and birth were celebrated with a wide range of birth objects such as wooden trays, bowls, and majolica wares, painting, sculptures, clothing, linens, and food. Painted childbirth trays, in particular, were popular items and were inscribed with wishes for good health and successful childbirth. This, although it may not be an ancient practice, is just as pagan if not more so than the pagan origin of the birthday. For Jehovah Witnesses to celebrate one but not the other due to it's pagan origins is just hypocritical at best. --------------------------- Even shorter, because the Governing Body haven't written a condemnation of baby showers but have with birthdays. If the Governing Body wrote that ''upon prayerful consideration, birthdays are now allowed and baby showers are not,'' then Witnesses around the world would start celebrating birthdays and not condone baby showers.


Do Muslims celebrate the birth of a baby?

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What does Will Ferrell's character crash in Wedding Crashers?

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You took hot showers before you found out you were pregnant and still do is your baby ok?

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Are baby invitations only sent out for baby showers. Are the invitations costly.?

Baby invitations can be used for baby showers as well as baby announcements for when the child is born. Baby invitations are not that expensive and can be found in any retail store like Wal-Mart or Target along with party supply stores such as Party City.


Why don't Bulgarians have a baby shower before the baby is born?

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