A slightly longer version of the traditional blessing for welcoming a baby at a babynaming ceremony
Traditional liturgical poem (piyut) for welcoming the baby, also known as “Donash ben Labrat” in Ladino
Traditional liturgical poem (piyut) for welcoming a baby
Phrases from the Bible are used to form an acrostic of the child’s name – a tradition in ceremony and prayer – in this welcoming ceremony for an adopted son who has not yet undergone conversion.
Frameworks for the style of a welcoming and naming ritual
Bringing the status and symbolism of covenant to the ceremony for welcoming and naming a daughter
A lively song that welcomes each ancestral guest to the sukkah by name
A prayer to be said immediately following the birth of a child
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