By the sixth day, the mother has typically regained basic physical strength, making it easier for her to participate in a small, intimate gathering.

: The paternal aunt traditionally plays a pivotal role in the naming ceremony. The chosen name is often written on rice by a priest or an elder, and the father then whispers the name into the baby's ears three times.

: Families often place a red pen and paper near the child, symbolizing the hope for a bright and successful future. In some households, a lamp is lit to represent guidance and light in the child's life. Family Roles