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Incense for naming ceremonies
Incense for Namakaran and Naming Ceremonies
Namakaran, the naming ceremony, is usually held on the 11th or 12th day after birth or later, with a small puja and the family gathered.
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Quick answer
Can incense be used at a baby's naming ceremony?
Yes, but keep it gentle and away from the baby. Light a single light floral or sandalwood stick at the shrine in a well-ventilated room, not near the infant, and extinguish it once the puja is done.
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Safety first
- Light incense at the shrine, never near the baby.
- Keep windows open; babies are sensitive to smoke.
- Use one light stick rather than dhoop.
- Extinguish it after the puja.
As a gift
A box of incense is a thoughtful gift for the family's puja room, to be used later rather than near the newborn.
How to use incense for naming ceremonies
- 1Ventilate the room.
- 2Light one light incense stick at the shrine, away from the baby.
- 3Extinguish it when the puja ends.
Frequently asked questions
Is incense safe around newborns?
Keep smoke away from infants; light incense in another room or at a distance with good ventilation, and only briefly.
Which fragrance is gentlest?
A light jasmine or sandalwood incense stick.
Is incense a good gift for new parents?
Yes, for their puja room, to be used away from the baby.
Help me choose
Tell us how and where you'll burn it, and we'll suggest a fragrance and pack size.