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In many villages, the Horo dance brings everyone together in a circle of unity. A Message to Our Caregivers

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Celebrating Babinden 2016: Honoring the Hands That Bring Life babinden_21_01_2016

Even as we move further into the digital age, the essence of Babinden remains vital. It isn't just about folklore; it is about acknowledging the community of support that surrounds every new life. Whether it is a professional midwife, a dedicated doctor, or a supportive grandmother, the spirit of the baba lives on in everyone who provides care during the miracle of birth. How We’re Celebrating Today Across the country, traditional festivities include:

Families gathering to offer soap and a fresh towel to their caregivers. In many villages, the Horo dance brings everyone

To the midwives and healthcare professionals working in maternity wards today—thank you. Your hands are the first to hold our future, and today, we wash away the weariness of your hard work with our deepest gratitude.

Midwives often host a feast for the mothers, complete with traditional bread ( pogacha ) and wine. It isn't just about folklore; it is about

In the past, the baba was the village midwife—a figure of immense respect and knowledge. On this day, mothers who have given birth in the past year visit the midwife to perform a ritual washing of her hands. It is a symbolic act of cleansing and a profound "thank you" for the labor (quite literally) she performed. In return, the midwife ties colorful threads on the children’s wrists and sprinkles them with water for health. Why It Matters in 2016