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  • On Bringing a Child Home for the First Time | Prayer

    By Rabbi Sandy Eisenberg Sasso

    A prayer to be said when bringing a baby home from the hospital or bringing an adopted child home for the first time

  • Build Me a Daughter | Prayer

    Modern prayer

  • We Dedicate Our Child to Torah... | Prayer

    A modern prayer

  • From Our Foremothers | Prayer

    Modern prayer invoking the foremothers

  • With All My Heart | Poem

    By Rabbi Maggie Wenig, adapted from the poem by Rabbi Judy Shanks

    A mother's prayer for the health and well-being of her new baby and the wisdom to raise her

  • Birkat ha-Gomel | Prayer

    Traditional prayer of thanks for a mother after delivering a child

  • Blessing: Gomel | Ritual Component

    From the Itim Institute

    Recited by the mother for the safe childbirth

  • Gifts for our Daughter | Ritual Component

    Ideas for ritual gifts to bestow upon an infant girl and words with which to present them

  • A Prayer for a Special Candle Lighting | Prayer

    By Rabbi Fred V. Davidow and Rabbi David Fass

    "There is a new light in our hearts and in our home..."

  • Traditional Parental Blessing | Prayer

    This blessing is traditionally used every Friday evening by parents when blessing their children.

  • Parental Prayer | Prayer

    Traditional prayer for parents to say over a new baby in Hebrew and English

  • The Parents' Blessing | Ritual Component

    From the Itim Institute

    The traditional priestly blessing for a congregation, directed to the newborn

  • Blessings by Siblings or Grandparents | Ritual Component

    From the Itim Institute

    Optional blessings to be recited by each or all

  • A Grandparent's Prayer | Prayer

    By Ruth Heiges

    A blessing of gratitude

  • Bring Me Good Guarantors | Prayer

    from Shir HaShirim Rabba 1:24

    A reading based on a traditional text in which God withholds the Torah from the Jews until they can offer good guarantors. God rejects the ancestors and the prophets, but accepts the children as good guarantors. Can be said by grandparents.

  • Blessing the New Parents | Ritual Component

    By Alissa Wise

    Blessing to be recited by the officiant to the new parents at the welcoming ceremony


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