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**ergyuu** · 09-22-2012, 02:42 AM

Usually, here, I would wait for the Christening or Baptism to offer a gift,
is there any such equivalent in Thailand?

There is usually a fire shaving ceremony after one month:

http://www.nonggrace.com/gor-s-world...r-shaving.html

Traditionally, you would give gold and also maybe some money in a red envelope. For myself, I gave a "gold" Buddha representing the day the baby was born.

09-22-2012, 02:42 AM	#4
ergyuu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 392 Senior Member	Usually, here, I would wait for the Christening or Baptism to offer a gift, is there any such equivalent in Thailand? There is usually a fire shaving ceremony after one month: http://www.nonggrace.com/gor-s-world...r-shaving.html Traditionally, you would give gold and also maybe some money in a red envelope. For myself, I gave a "gold" Buddha representing the day the baby was born.
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