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Time flies! It’s hard to believe I have a 3-month-old baby and will be heading back to work after the Thanksgiving holiday (boo!). Since she wasn’t a boy, we weren’t rushed to have a bris, but I always knew I wanted a Baby Naming Ceremony. I have been to many ceremonies, usually just a small moment in a Shabbat service, and never really thought too much about it, until it was my baby.
So you’ve just given birth. Now what?
If the words brit milah and simchat bat sound Greek (er, Hebrew) to you, you might want to take our new newborn ceremonies quiz to learn a bit more about the Jewish traditions for welcoming babies into the world. And if you’re already an expert, now’s your chance to prove it.
After you finish, if you’re still craving more intellectual stimulation, check out our other quizzes, including the Yiddish Food Quiz and Jewish Celebrity Baby Name Quiz.
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Kvell, verb `k'vell
To burst with pride, as over one's child
Kveller, noun `k'vell-er
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