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  Vasudeva called the family priest Garga and performed the Upanayana ceremony (the sacred thread ceremony) of his sons. They then became twice-born. After Upanayana, one has to practise Brahmacharya. They have to reside at the house of their Guru, learn the Vedas from him and practise asceticism at the same time. According to practice, BalaRama and Krishna went to reside at the house of Rishi Sandipani of Avanti of the line of Kasyapa. The brothers learned the Vedas, the Vedangas and all the branches of learning in sixty four days. Then they requested their Guru to name his Dakshina. Sandipani in consultation with his wife asked for the restoration to life of his son, who had been drowned in the sea at Prabhasa Kshetra. “All right,” said the brothers. They took their chariot and went to the sea-side. The sea brought presents. But Krishna asked for the restoration of his Guru’s son. The sea replied: “I did not carry him off, but one Asura named Panchajana, who lives in my waters in the

The Nagas or serpents made offerings to Garuda on appointed days. Kaliya, proud of his own valour, did not make any offering himself and snatched away the offerings made by others. Garuda attacked him and, being overpowered in the fight, Kaliya sought shelter in a deep pool of water in the Yamuna. Of yore, Garuda had caught a fish in that pool of water and was about to eat it, when Rishi Soubhari asked him not to eat, but Garuda heeded not his words. The wailings of the fish moved the tender heart of the Rishi and for their future good he cursed Garuda with death, if he entered the pool any more. Kaliya knew about this and he therefore sought protection in that pool of water with his family. The water became deadly poison and even the adjoining air breathed poisonous death. One day Krishna went with all his companions, other than Rama, to the Yamuna side. The Gopa boys and the cows being very thirsty drank the water of that pool and met with instant death. Krishna cast his amrita pouri

Vishrava had two wives. Kubera was born to the first wife. The second wife ( demon women) gave birth to Ravana, Kumbhakarna and Vibhishana. Kubera was the eldest son of the sage Vishrava and used to rule Lanka. He maintained very good relations with his cousins. However Ravana’s mother did not like her sons being so brotherly with Kubera. She called her sons and said, “What are you up to? Consider Kubera’s pomp and glory. Have you got anything like that to show for yourselves? Do something to improve your own statures. You are demons and Kubera is god. “. Thus instructed by their mother, Ravana, Kumbhakarna and Vibhishana went off to the forest to perform meditation. They pleased Brahma with their prayers and obtained boons to win over the kingdom of Lanka and become very strong. With the help of the boons given by Brahma, the demons attacked Kubera and defeated him. They drove Kubera out of Lanka. Kubera possessed a beautiful Vimana named pushpaka. This was also taken by Ravana. Mor

In the beginning, there was water everywhere. In the water there emerged a golden egg. Brahma was born inside this egg. He created himself and is called Svayambhu,( born by himself ). For one whole year, Brahma lived inside the egg. He then split the egg into two and created heaven and the earth from the two parts of the egg. Skies, directions, time, language and senses were created in both heaven and earth. From the powers of his mind, Brahma gave birth to seven great sages. Their names were Marichi, Atri, Angira, Pulastya, Pulaha, Kratu and Vashishtha. Brahma also created the god Rudra and the sage Sanatkumara. Birth of Manu After that , Brahma gave birth to a man and a woman from his own body. The man was named Manu and the woman was named Shatarupa. Humans (manavas) are descended from Manu. Manu and Shatarupa had three sons named Vira, Priyavrata and Uttanapada. Uttanapada’s son was the great Dhruva. Dhruva performed very difficult meditation (tapasya) for three thousand divine ye

  With growing childhood, Krishna became very naughty. Once the Gopa women made the following complaints.  Krishna would untie their calves before the milking time. He would steal their milk and curds and divide the remnants, after eating, among the monkeys. If they did not eat, he would break the pot. If he did not get the things he wanted, he would curse the inmates and other boys. If the pots were out of reach, he would raise himself on seats or husking stools and bear those hanging pots away to get at their contents. He would illumine the dark room by the glitter of his own body and that of his jewels, to serve his purpose. He would talk insolently, and spoil the ground. The Gopa women exclaimed: “But now how innocent he looks before you.” Krishna betrayed fear in his eyes.  Yasoda would not beat him. So he only smiled. One day Rama and other boys complained to Yasoda that Krishna had eaten earth. The mother remonstrated. “They have lied” exclaimed Krishna “Or if they have spoken t

  One day Yasoda was churning curdled milk and singing the deeds of her son. Krishna came up and, desirous of sucking milk, held the churning rod. Yasoda placed him on her lap and gave him milk to suck. But the milk that was boiling on the oven overflowed the pot and she hurriedly left her son. In anger Krishna bit his lips, broke the milk pot with a stone, took the fresh butter to a retired corner and there partook of it. Yasoda came back after a while and found the pot broken. Her son had left the place and she could easily see that it was all his doing. She found Krishna seated on the husk stand, freely dividing the contents of the hanging pots among the monkeys, and she quietly approached him with a stick. Krishna hurriedly got down and ran away as if in fear. Yasoda ran after him and caught him at last. Finding him fear-stricken, she threw down the stick and tried to fasten him to the husking stand. The rope fell short by the breadth of two fingers (say two inches). She added anot

  One day the Gopa boys went over to a tank to quench their thirst. They saw a huge monster in the form of a Baka (crane). It rushed forth and swallowed Krishna. Krishna caused a burning in its throat and the Asura threw him out. It made a second attack and Krishna held the two beaks and parted them asunder as if they were blades of grass, And the Asura died. On the other day Krishna was playing with the boys in the forest. Agha, the youngest born of Putana and Baka, the Asura whom even the Devas, rendered immortal by Amrita, dreaded, burning with a spirit of revenge at the death of his brother and sister, thought of killing Krishna and all his attendants. He stretched himself forth as a huge serpent, spreading over one yojana, the extremities of his open mouth touching the clouds and the earth. The Gopa boys took the Asura to be the goddess of Vrindavana. “Or if it really be a serpent opening its mouth to kill us, it will instantly be killed like the Asura Vaka.” So with their eyes fi

Krishna roamed in the fresh forest with the cattle and his companions. He played upon the flute and the Gopis forgot themselves in hearing his music. They saw before their mind’s eye the dancing Krishna filling the holes of the flute with nectar flowing from his lips, the peacock feather on his head, Karnikara flower on his ears, his cloth yellow like gold and the Vaijayanti garland round his neck. Some exclaimed: — “What better could the eyes feed upon than the lovely faces of Balarama  and Krishna, with the flutes touching their lips and their smiling glances.” Some said: — “How beautiful they look with garlands of mango twigs, peacock feather and blue lotus. In the assembly of Gopas, they look like heroes on the theatrical stage.” Others said: — “What did that bamboo piece of a flute do that it should drink so hard the nectar flowing from Krishna’s lips, the special possession of the Gopis, that nothing should remain but the taste thereof. The water that nourished it is thrilling wi

  Seeing that calamities befell Brihat Vana (Vraja or Gokul) so often, the elders put their heads together to devise the best course to adopt. Upa Nanda, one of the oldest and wisest of them, said: “We that wish well for Gokula must hence get away. Evils befall that bode no good for the children. This boy was with difficulty saved from that child-killing Rakshasa woman. It is only by the favor of Vishnu that the cart did not fall on him. When he was taken high up by the whirlwind Asura, and when he fell down on the rock, it was the Deva Kings that saved him. If this boy and others did not perish when they were between the two trees, it was because Vishnu preserved them. Ere this Vraja is visited by fresh calamity, let us go elsewhere with the boys and all attendants. There is a forest called Vrindavana with fresh verdure for cattle, where Gopas, Gopis and Gos will all enjoy themselves. The hills, grass and creepers are all holy there. This very day let us go to that place. Make ready t

  There are multiple things to know. Just list of names don’t help understand the concept of god in Hinduism. Just do some research on polytheism and monotheism… it is a much debated topic among the best of the brains of philosophers around the world on which( poly or mono)  Hinduism follows. Which is good and which is better are beyond our discussion in this article. According to you what is god? Does he/she has a job description, roles and responsibility, any powers and any special hierarchy of relationships to perform his responsibilities? Who decides these and why? How about god/s in other religion/s?  — think about these when you want to say who is god. Coming to how Hindu gods came into picture. Hindus believe in the concept of multiple gods. The details of how these gods have come into picture can be found in the reference describing the creation of universe  according to ancient Hindu scriptures written a few 1000 years BC. This was the time when Hindus gained in-depth understa

  Garga, the family priest of the Yadus, came to Vraja at the request of Vasudeva. Nanda duly received him and said: – “You are versed in the Vedas and you are the author of an astrological treatise. Please perform the Naming ceremony of the two boys.” Garga replied: “I am known as the priest of the Yadus and, if I officiate at the ceremony, Kansa might suspect your son to be the eighth son of Devaki.” Nanda promised strict privacy, and the Rishi performed the ceremony. Addressing Nanda, he then said: – “This son of Rohini shall be called Rama or the charming one, as he shall charm his friends by his virtues. He shall be called Bala, from possessing excessive strength. From his bringing together the Yadus, he shall be called Sankarshana.” “This other boy, taking body, yuga after yuga, had three colors, White (Sukla), Red (Rakta) and Yellow, (Pita). Now he has got the black color (Krishna). In the past, he was born as the son of Vasudeva. So those that know call him Srimat Vasudeva. He

Nanda performed the birth ceremony of his son with great pomp. His gifts knew no bounds. Vishnu was worshipped and there was plenty in Vraja. The time came for payment of the year’s dues to Kansa. So Nanda left Gokula  in charge of the Gopas and himself went with the dues to Mathura. Vasudeva learned of Nanda’s arrival and went to meet him. Nanda stood up to receive him and embraced him heartily. Vasudeva said: “You have paid your yearly dues and have also met me. Now do not remain here any longer. For evils befall Gokula”. Nanda left Mathura for Gokula for he thought Vasudeva would not tell a lie. By Kansa’s orders, the fierce Putana went about killing children in towns, villages and pasture lands, for verily she was a killer of children. That wanderer of the skies entered Gokula at will, assuming the form of a woman most beautiful to look at. So no one stopped her passage. She moved freely here and there and at last entered the house of Nanda. She looked like a kind mother and Yasoda

  Sura Sena was the chief of the Yadus and ruled over the town of Mathura. It is a sacred town. Once upon a time, at Mathura. Vasudeva drove in his chariot with his newly married wife Devaki. Kansa, the son of Ugrasena, held the reins of the horses himself, so eager was he to please his sister Devaki. On the way, an incorporeal voice, addressing Kansa, said: “The eighth child of her whom you are now driving shall be your slayer.” The cruel Kansa instantly took sword in hand and caught Devaki by her hair. Vasudeva pacified him with by saying  ” Why should you kill a female, your own sister, at marriage. Death is certain, this day or a hundred years hence. your younger sister, is motionless with fear.  you have no fear from her. Surely I would make over to you her sons, from whom you have fear.” Kansa desisted from his cruel act and Vasudeva went home with his bride, pleased for the time being. In time Devaki brought forth eight sons and one daughter. The truthful Vasudeva presented his

  Six sons of Devaki were killed, one by one, by Kansa. The seventh, the abode of Vishnu, whom they call Ananta, appeared in the womb of Devaki, causing both joy and grief to his parents. Vishnu, summoned Yoga Maya and commanded her as follows. “Rohini, wife of Vasudeva, dwells in Gokula the kingdom of Nanda. The child in the womb of Devaki is my Sesha.  Draw it out and place it in the womb of Rohini.” By inducing the sleep of  Yoga Maya, she removed the child from the womb of Devaki to that of Rohini. People thought Devaki had miscarried. Then Bhagavan, entered the Manas of Vasudeva in part. Devaki bore in her Manas this part of Achyuta. Her lustre being confined to the prison-room could not please others. Kansa saw an unusual glow round his sister such as he had never witnessed before. He exclaimed “Surely Hari is born in this womb, He who is to take away my life. Am I then to kill my sister? But the killing of a pregnant female, my own sister, will ruin my fame, my wealth and my lif

Lord Sri Ranganatha Swami Prayer. Anandha Roope Nija Bhodha Roope Bhakthi Swaroope Sruthi Murthy Roope | Govindha Devabila Deva Deve Sri Ranga Range Mathaa Namaami || Meaning: Embodiment of joy, preacher of true knowledge, truth personified, the living legend of vedas, who has embarked on to the hearts of all, , Let my thoughts concentrate on you , Oh lord Sri Ranganatha. Lord ranganatha swami The post Lord Sri Ranganatha Swami Prayer appeared first on Indian hindu baby.

This is a prayer offered to lord Ganesh to remove all obstacles from the path to success in the task/goal we are about to start / pursuing. This is prayed before starting any new work. This is very important prayer for Hindus. Shuklambaradharam Vishnum Shashi Varnam Chaturbhujam Prasanna Vadanam Dhyayet Sarva Vighnopashantaye शुक्लाम्बरधरम् विष्णुम् शशि वर्णम् चतुर्भुजम् प्रसन्न वदनम् ध्यायेत् सर्व विघ्नोपशान्तये Word to Word Meaning: Shukla = white; Ambara = cloth or sky; Dharam = wearing; Vishnum = pervading or omnipresent; Shashi = moon; Varnam = color; Chatur = four; Bhujam = shoulder; Prasanna = smiling or pleasant; Vadanam = face; Dhyayet = I meditate upon; Sarva = all; Vighna = obstacle or hindrance or block; Upashantaye = remove or abate or pacify. Meaning : I meditate upon the Lord Ganesha who is clad in white garment (dhoti), who is pervading, who is as bright colored as Moon, who has a smiling face, having four shoulders (or hands), and who is the remover of obstacles.

This is a famous prayer on teacher/ mentor(Guru). In Indian tradition, a Guru is considered very important. This is a prayer for guru/teacher. In this prayer we learn that, form feet, words and grace are all important for success. Even if you achieve everything, you need grace of Guru for liberation. Dhyaana-Muulam Gurur-Muurtih Puujaa-Muulam Gurur-Padam | Mantra-Muulam Gurur-Vaakyam Mokssa-Muulam Guruur-Krpaa || ध्यानमूलं गुरुर्मूर्तिः पूजामूलं गुरुर्पदम् । मन्त्रमूलं गुरुर्वाक्यं मोक्षमूलं गुरूर्कृपा ॥   Meaning: The Root of Meditation is the Form of the Guru, The Root of Worship is the Feet of the Guru, The Root of Mantra is the Word of the Guru, The Root of Liberation is the Grace of the Guru. Give me your comments on the prayer and share your opinion on how much it is relevant in today’s society. The post Dhyanamulam Guru – Sanskrit prayer on mentor/guide with meaning appeared first on Indian hindu baby.

ऊँ असतोम सद्गमय, तमसोमा ज्योतिर्गमय । मृत्योर्मा अमृतंगमया, ऊँ शान्ति शान्ति शान्तिः ।। Om! Asatoma Sadgamaya, Tamasoma Jyotirgamaya, Mrityorma Amritamgamaya, Om Shanti, Shanti, Shantihi! The post Asatoma sadgamaya -peace prayer in sanskrit with meaning appeared first on Indian hindu baby.

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Praying lord Ganesha with devotion. Gajaananam bhootaganaadisevitam Kapittha jamboophala saara bhakshitam; Umaasutam shoka vinaasha kaaranam Namaami vighneshwara paada pankajam. MEANING: I worship the lotus feet of Ganesha, the son of Uma, the destroyer of all sorrows, who is served by the host of gods and elemental, and who takes the essence of the kapittha-jambu fruit (Berry fruit). The post Gajaananam bhootaganaadisevitam -sanskrit slokas on lord Ganesha appeared first on Indian hindu baby.

A divine prayer describing lord Dattatreya. Maalaakamandalu dharah karapadmayugme Madhyastha paaniyugale damarutrishoolam; Adhyastha urdhva karayoh shubha shankhachakre Vande tamatrivaradam bhujashatkayuktam. MEANING: I meditate on Lord Dattatreya, the son of Atri, who has six hands, who holds the rosary and water-vessel in two hands, with damaru and spear in the other two hands, and with conch and discus in the upper two hands. The post Maalaakamandalu dharah – prayer on lord dattatreya appeared first on Indian hindu baby.

Prayer on guru Sankaracharya in a meditative posture. hindu guru with disciples Padmaaseenam prashantam yamaniratamaanan gaari tulya prabhaavam, Phaale bhasmaankitaam bhasmita rujira mukhaam bhojanindeevaraaksham; Kambugreevam karaabhyaam avidtamurulasat pustakam jnaanamudraam, Vandyam geervaana mukhyair natajana varadam bhaavaye shankaraaryam. MEANING: I meditate on Sri Shankaracharya who is seated in the lotus posture with Jnanamudra, who is calm, endowed with virtues like Yama, Niyama, etc., whose glory is as great as that of Lord Shiva, who wears the sacred ashes on the forehead, whose face resembles the blossomed lotus, with lotus-like eyes, possessing sacred books in hand, who is ever adored by people of high learning and wisdom, and who fulfils the desires of his devotees. The post Padmaaseenam prashantam – Meditation On Guru Sri Shankaracharya appeared first on Indian hindu baby.

The prayer describes Lord Shiva. Shaantam padmaasanastham shashadharamakutam panchavaktram trinetram, Shoolam vajram cha khadgam parashumabhayadam dakshinaange vahantam; Naagam paasham cha ghantaam damaruka sahitam chaankusham vaamabhaage, Naanaalankaara deeptam sphatika maninibham paarvateesham namaami. MEANING: I prostrate myself before the five-faced Lord of Parvati, who is adorned with various ornaments, who shines like the crystal jewel, who is seated peacefully in the lotus pose, with moon-crested crown, with three eyes, wearing trident, thunderbolt, sword and axe on the right side, who holds the serpent, noose, bell, damaru and spear on the left side, and who gives protection from all fear to His devotees. The post Shaantam padmaasanastham – sanskrit slokas on lord shiva appeared first on Indian hindu baby.

Before Starting any activity, offer the below prayer to lord Ganapathi. वक्रतुण्ड महाकाय सुर्यकोटि समप्रभ निर्विघ्नं कुरु मे देव सर्वकार्येषु सर्वदा Vakra-Tunda-Mahakaaya, Surya-Koti-Sam-Prabhah. Nirvighnam-Kuru-Me-Deva, Subha-Karyeshu-Sarvadaa. O elephant headed and large bodied Lord, radiant as a thousand Suns, I ask for your grace so that this task that I am starting may complete without any hindrances. The post Vakra-Tunda-Mahakaaya – Invocation to Lord Ganesh- sanskrit and translation appeared first on Indian hindu baby.

Do you wish your baby getting a supreme power of Lord Ganesha Did you know how many names of Ganesha is present to choose? Our website has more around 1000 Ganesha names along with the meaning. You can now choose the best one according to the numerological sequence and the birth star. Lord Ganesha is famous for his wisdom and intellect.  Before starting any occasion, prayer is offered to Vinayaka to remove all obstacles that come in the way. Even when you are choosing a name for your baby boy, try out one of the names of Lord Ganesha. This will bring wisdom and intellect to the baby.  You can find many more  names meaning lord Ganesha for baby boy. Modern  baby names inspired by  Lord Ganesha names Gacchhu It is one of the names inspired by of the Lord Ganesha which means ‘the goal of devas’. If you are thinking of presenting your lord Ganesha names for baby boy with spiritual power, Gacchhu  or Gacchhatae should be the name to be chosen. It speaks about actual objectives of the God. Y

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The holy prayer describing lord Sri Rama. Dhyaayedaajaanubaaham dhritasharadhanusham baddhapadmaasanastham, Peetam vaaso vasaanam navakamala dala spardhinetram prasannam; Vaamaankaaroodhaseetaa mukhakamala milal lochanam neeradaabham, Naanaalankaara deeptam dadhatamuru jataa mandalam raamachandram. MEANING: One should meditate on Sri Ramachandra, with hands reaching the knees, holding the bow and arrows, seated in the locked-up lotus posture, wearing a yellow garb, with eyes vying with the newly-blossomed lotus petals, with a pleasant gait, who has Sita seated on His left thigh, who is blue like the clouds, who is adorned with all kinds of ornaments and having a big circle of Jata on the head. The post Dhyaayedaajaanubaaham – sanskrit slokas on lord Sri Rama appeared first on Indian hindu baby.

The holy prayer describing lord Krishna. Vamshee vibhooshita karaan navaneeradaabhaat Peetaambaraadaruna bimbaphalaa dharoshthaat; Poornendusundara mukhaad aravinda netraat Krishnaat param kimapi tattwam aham na jaane. MEANING: I know not any other reality than the lotus-eyed Krishna with hands adorned with flute, looking like a heavy-laden cloud in lustre, wearing a yellow silk garment, with His lower lip like a ruddy bimba fruit, and with face shining like the full moon. The post Vamshee vibhooshita karaan – sanskrit slokas on lord Sri Krishna appeared first on Indian hindu baby.

The holy prayer describing lord Subramanya. Shadaananam kumkumaraktavarnam Mahaa matim divya mayoora vaahanam; Rudrasya soonum sura sainyanaatham Guham sadaaham sharanam prapadye. MEANING: I always take refuge in Lord Guha (Lord Subramanya) of six faces, who is of deep red color and infinite knowledge, who has the divine peacock to ride on, the son of Lord Shiva and the leader of the army of the Devas. The post Shadaananam kumkumaraktavarnam – sanskrit slokas on lord Subramanya appeared first on Indian hindu baby.

My Little kiddo turned one I am writing this blog to share my happiness with the world. I am feeling so special on this day (dated – 15th June 2016) as my little princess turned one today. It’s a proud day for us; exactly one year back the god gifted us with our bundle of joy. Yes, I call it a gift as the journey to achieve this was not so easy. In my initial phase of pregnancy my doctor said that the chance of miscarriage is very high due to some complication and I should not think of the baby much. It was a really tough time for my husband and me. I was in complete bed rest for the starting five month of my pregnancy. Passing those days was not easy, but as every hard phase has to end and it happened. After five month the doctor told us that the complication is now over and everything is fine now. Oh! I can’t explain how happy we were after listening it. I must confess that I am really lucky to have a wonderful and understanding husband who supported me in all my tough time. The day

Namkaran is the occasion where you have the opportunity to decide your baby name.  The ceremony has a high significance as namakaran means giving an identity to a child.  Parents invite their relatives, neighbours and well-wishers to stay present during Baby naming ceremony and extend their blessings to the new born. But, baby names are not just quoted randomly. Rather, it requires astrological interference. Hindu naming ceremony must be conducted based on baby’s birth star and the position of planets and stars at the time of his birth. Different cultures of traditional baby naming ceremony Do you belong to eastern part of India or south? Are you a resident of states like Tamil Nadu, Andhra etc? Are you a Bengali residing in west Bengal? You all must have different customs related to Baby naming ceremony. Let us explore the custom and tradition of Namkaran in various parts of India. In some parts of the nation, the Hindu naming ceremony takes place in 12 th day after birth where as

House names for good luck and fortune at home Did you see house names in front of the villas and bungalows.  You must have felt envious about the names.  The good news is, you too can now find an awsome name your own house. You will be proud to see your house name once a letter reaches your home mentioning name for house along with address. You too can print the name in a stone in front of your villa. It will attract the visitors. But, you cannot just name your house as per your wish. There are some facts which must be considered. Get Fortune and good luck Are you afflicted of distress due to lack of achievement at your work place? Are the family members at your home suffering from diseases and negative health conditions? Is your child not getting good marks in exam? All these can be the result of misfortune. Choosing among the suitable Indian house names can give you a solution. It is better to get the name of houses on Hindu god and goddess’s name. This will render blessings and bri

What do you think should be your first step after new born arrives?  Yes, naming the baby must be your concern. There are many ways in which you can name the baby. You can name after the Gods and Goddesses that we worship. You can get the naming inspired by famous personality, a politician or a loved person in your family. We also name the child according to the seasons, days, natural objects and place of their birth. We Hindus believe in selecting a child’s name based on the child’s ‘Nakshatra’ or birth star which is calculated by a Vedic astrologer on the Namkaran or naming ceremony. You can find the birth star by using the our birth star finder tool.This easy tool is prepared by renowned Vedic Astrologers with experience.  Do you know what is Namkaran ? Namkaran is one of the most important rituals performed by the Hindus. It is the formal naming ceremony performed in the Vedic tradition which is performed to name new born. We normally do this on an auspicious day after the 11 night

Mothers with small babies and young children dread the coming of the hot weather. Excessive heat often makes the youngsters irritable, peevish and tearful. But if precautions are taken against baby becoming overheated; if his food supply is kept free from all contamination and his clothes are such as to permit freedom and comfort, then there is no reason why the hot days should not pass in peace and contentment for both mother and child. The greatest factor in keeping baby well during the hot weather is suitable feeding. In this respect infants who are breastfed have many advantages over those who are fed artificially. It is a well-known fact that a majority of summer ailments occur among the latter. Those who are obtaining a natural supply of milk being comparatively free from attack. Clean, Cool and Covered If baby is on artificial food special care must be taken regarding its preparation. Whoever undertakes the task should have scrupulously clean hands; milk must be obtained from a

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