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First haircut - Hindu babies. Hindu families practise samskaras, which are rituals that mark significant life events, such as a baby's first haircut. The first haircut generally involves shaving the head, and often occurs at a temple or during a festival when the hair is offered to a deity. First haircut - Kashmiri babies. Kashmiri babies often get their first haircut at Makhdoon Sahib shrine, because tradition holds that toddlers whose bangs are trimmed here can expect a blessing from the 1 ...

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First haircut: Encyclopedia II - First haircut - Indian babies

First haircut - Indian babies

First haircut - Hindu babies

Hindu families practise samskaras, which are rituals that mark significant life events, such as a baby's first haircut.

The first haircut generally involves shaving the head, and often occurs at a temple or during a festival when the hair is offered to a deity.

First haircut - Kashmiri babies

Kashmiri babies often get their first haircut at Makhdoon Sahib shrine, because tradition holds that toddlers whose bangs are trimmed here can expect a blessing from the 16th century Sufi saint Makhdoon Sahib. (source)