Baby showers are a rite of passage that now include a welcome-to-life celebration for the impending new life. Baby showers are mainly intended to provide the expectant woman with the support she needs, advise on what to do and what to avoid doing during and after her pregnancy, as well as gifts and well wishes. The complete family and group of friends take part in this celebration of the impending arrival of a new life. Anyone can host a baby shower, including friends, office coworkers, classmates, the expecting mother’s parents or her in-laws. Churches used to host baby showers in the past, but today they are a pleasant occasion where people can celebrate. It’s crucial to pick the perfect time for the baby shower. The baby shower is typically not hosted during the first trimester of pregnancy. There are several causes for it. Different cultures have a long-held belief that it is desirable to delay announcing a pregnancy as soon as it is conceived. There isn’t much joy in celebration if the person hosting the party isn’t at ease. The best course of action is to speak with the expectant mother to determine the time of the baby shower, which is typically near the conclusion of the pregnancy. Typically, it is scheduled six weeks before the expected delivery date.
