Annaprasana Sanskar is a ritual to feed your baby with the first bite. For every parent watching their baby taking solid form of food (Anna), is highly delightful for them. To know more on this topic read on Baby Feeding Ceremony Muhurat 2014.
Annaprasana Sanskar ceremony Muhurat 2014 is here to let you know the best day for offering the first bite of food to your baby. Annaprashana Sanskar ceremony Muhurat 2014 dates table is given below. Make the best use of the table and find out the most auspicious baby feeding ceremony Muhurat in 2014.
Annaprasana Sanskar is an occasion when the newborn is fed solid form of food or Anna, for the first time. MyKundali’s baby feeding ceremony Muhurat 2014 will give you all the auspicious dates. Annaprashana Sanskar ceremony is considered a holy ritual which is followed very firmly, especially in India. Everyone knows and believes that if any task is done on a suitable time, it yields maximum benefits. In the matters related to sacred and religious tasks, importance of checking the Shubh Muhurat increases. Hence, you should also look for best Annaprashana Sanskar ceremony Muhurat 2014 and make the event a memorable one. The most suitable position of stars and Nakshatras (constellations) is mentioned in the table below, providing you the baby feeding ceremony muhurat for 2014. It is said that for boys the Annaprasana Sanskar ceremony should be done in 6th, 8th or 10th month; whereas for girls the suitable time for the ceremony is in 5th, 7th, 9th or 11th month.
Let’s have a look at the below listed Annaprasana Sanskar ceremony Muhurat 2014 table, which has all the details like date, time and period about this important ceremony.
Date | Tithi | Day | Special comments |
2 January | Paush Shukla 1 | Thursday | In dwitiya (In afternoon) |
3 January | Paush Shukla 2 | Friday | In shravan (before afternoon) |
13 January | Paush Shukla 13 | Monday | Before afternoon |
16 January | Paush Shukla 15 | Friday | In Punarvasu |
23 January | Magh Krishna 7 | Thursday | After Bhadra (In Saptami) |
12 February | Magh Krishna 13 | Wednesday | Before afternoon |
17 February | Falguni krishna 2 | Monday | Before Bhadra |
19 February | Falguni krishna 4 | Wednesday | In Panchami |
20 February | Falguni krishna 5 | Thursday | In Panchami |
26 February | Falguni krishna 12 | Wednesday | In Trayodashi |
27 February | Falguni krishna 13 | Thursday | In Trayodashi |
3 March | Falguni Shukla 2 | Monday | Before afternoon |
5 march | Falguni Shukla 5 | Wednesday | Before afternoon |
17 March | Chaitra Krishna 1 | Monday | In Dwitiya |
19 March | Chaitra Krishna 3 | Wednesday | In Tritiya |
21 March | Chaitra Krishna 5 | Friday |
Anuradha conjoining in Panchami
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28 March | Chaitra Krishna 13 | Friday |
Shatabhisha Conjoining in Trayodashi
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4 April | Chaitra Shukla 5 | Friday | Before afternoon |
9 April | Chaitra Shukla 10 | Wednesday | Before afternoon |
16 April | Vaishakh Krishna 1 | Wednesday | Dwitiya conjoining in Swati |
21 April | Vaishakh Krishna 7 | Monday | Usha Conjoining in Saptami |
23 April | Vaishakh Krishna 9 | Wednesday | In Dashmi |
24 April | Vaishakh krishna 10 | Thursday | Before Bhadra |
1 May | Vaishakh Shukla 2 | Thursday | Before afternoon (In Rohini) |
2 May | Vaishakh Shukla 3 | Friday | In Rohini |
12 May | Vaishakh Shukla 13 | Monday | Before Afternoon |
15 May | Jyeshtha Krishna 1 | Thursday | In Dwitiya |
19 May | Jyeshtha Krishna 5 | Monday | In Panchami |
21 May | Jyeshtha Krishna 7 | Wednesday | In Saptami |
26 May | Jyeshtha Krishna 13 | Monday | In Ashwani |
30 May | Jyeshtha Shukla 2 | Friday | Before Afternoon |
2 June | Jyeshtha Shukla 4 | Monday | Before Afternoon (After Bhadra) |
25 June | Ashadh Krishna 13 | Wednesday | In Trayodashi |
30 June | Ashadh Shukla 3 | Monday | In Pushya |
4 July | Ashadh Shukla 7 | Friday | Before Afternoon |
7 July | Ashadh Shukla 9 | Monday | Before Afternoon (In Dashmi) |
14 July | Shravan Krishna 2 | Monday | Before Bhadra |
16 July | Shravan Krishna 5 | Wednesday | In Shatabhisha |
18 July | Shravan Krishna 7 | Friday | After Bhadra (In Saptami) |
23 July | Shravan Krishna 12 | Wednesday | In Trayodashmi |
1 August | Shravan Shukla 5 | Friday | Before Afternoon |
6 August | Shravan Shukla 10 | Wednesday | In Anuradha |
11 August | Bhadra Krishna 11 | Monday | In Pratipadaa |
14 August | Bhadra Krishna 4 | Thursday | In Panchami |
15 August | Bhadra Krishna 5 | Friday | In Panchami |
27 August | Bhadra Shukla 2 | Wednesday | Before Afternoon (In Uttara Falguni) |
28 August | Bhadra Shukla 3 | Thursday | Before Afternoon |
10 September | Ashwin Krishna 2 | Wednesday | In Ahoratra |
11 September | Ashwin Krishna 3 | Thursday | Before Bhadra |
15 September | Ashwin Krishna 7 | Monday | After Bhadra (In Saptami) |
18 September | Ashwin Krishna 10 | Thursday | Before Bhadra |
26September | Ashwin Shukla 2 | Friday | Before Afternoon |
29 September | Ashwin Shukla 5 | Monday | Before Afternoon |
3 October | Ashwin Shukla 9 | Friday | Before Afternoon (In Dashmi) |
6 October | Ashwin Shukla 13 | Monday | Before Afternoon |
8 October | Ashwin Shukla 15 | Wednesday | Before Afternoon |
9 October | Kartik Krishna 1 | Thursday | Dwitiya Conjoining in Ashwini |
13 October | Kartik Krishna 5 | Monday | In Panchami |
15 October | Kartik Krishna 7 | Wednesday | Punarvasu Conjoining in Saptami |
30 October | Kartik Shukla 7 | Thursday | Before Afternoon |
5 November | Kartik Shukla 13 | Wednesday | In Trayodashi |
13 November | Marg Krishna 7 | Thursday | After Bhadra (In Pushya) |
19 November | Marg Krishna 12 | Wednesday | In Trayodashi |
20 November | Marg Krishna 13 | Thursday | In Trayodashi |
26 November | Marg Shukla 4 | Wednesday | After Bhadra (In Panchami) |
27 November | Marg Shukla 5 | Thursday | In Panchami |
28 November | Marg Shukla 6 | Friday | Before Afternoon (In Saptami) |
1 December | Marg Shukla 10 | Monday | Before Afternoon |
10 December | Paush Krishna 4 | Wednesday | Panchami Conjoining in Budh |
19 December | Paush Krishna 11 | Friday | In Anuradha |
24 December | Paush Shukla 3 | Wednesday | Before Afternoon |
26 December | Paush Shukla 5 | Friday | Before Afternoon |
Annaprasana Sanskar ceremony begins with worshipping the Gods and bestowing the newborn with their blessings. After completing the Puja rituals, the food is first offered to the Gods and after that is given to the baby. The Annaprashana Sanskar ceremony is performed when it is felt that the baby can now be switched to solid food and he/she will take it comfortably. On this day, feeding the baby with Kheer (sweet rice porridge) by a silver spoon is considered very favorable. Once the baby takes the first bite from his/her parents, all the relatives and closed ones also feed him/her with a tiny portion of food. Annaprasana ceremony Muhurat for boys usually falls in even months; while for the girls it is said to be suitable in the odd months. The solid food gives the child an extra nutrition other than the mother’s milk. As food is counted among the basic necessity of life, so a child should be given the food at the right time. Annaprasana Sanskar ceremony Muhurat 2014 will help you start this very important ceremony in the best suitable time.
Annaprasana Sanskar ceremony is usually done at a temple or at home. To conduct the ceremony, a priest is called who performs the rituals in an organized manner.
Make the best use of Annaprashana Sanskar ceremony Muhurat 2014 and feed your child for the very first time under the influence of favorable stars. With a number of Muhurat available in the table, pick up the one which suits you and your baby the best. Annaprasana Sanskar Muhurat 2014 will help you in the best possible manner.