Namakarana is the Hindu ritual of naming a newborn child, typically performed on the 11th day after birth.

Baptism is a Christian ceremony in which a person is immersed in water or sprinkled with water, symbolizing their entry into the Christian faith.

Brit Milah is the Jewish ceremony of circumcision, performed on male infants on the eighth day after birth.

Aqiqah is the Islamic ceremony of naming a newborn child, typically performed on the seventh day after birth.

Mundan is the Hindu ritual of shaving a child's head for the first time, typically performed at the age of one or three.

Annaprasana is the Hindu ceremony of feeding a child their first solid food, typically performed at the age of six or eight months.

Confirmation is a Christian ceremony in which a person is confirmed as a full member of the church, typically performed around the age of 12 or 13.

Coming-of-age ceremonies are rituals performed in various cultures to mark a child's transition into adulthood, often involving symbolic acts or tests.

Bat Mitzvah is the Jewish ceremony where a girl is called to the Torah for the first time, typically performed at the age of 12 or 13.

First steps ceremonies are rituals performed in various cultures to celebrate a child's first steps, often involving symbolic acts or gifts.

Communion is a Christian ceremony in which a person receives bread and wine, symbolizing their participation in the body and blood of Christ.

Tooth eruption ceremonies are rituals performed in various cultures to mark the eruption of a child's first tooth, often involving symbolic acts or gifts.

Upanayana is the Hindu ceremony where a child is initiated into the study of the Vedas, typically performed between the ages of 8 and 12.

First day of school ceremonies are rituals performed in various cultures to mark a child's first day of school, often involving symbolic acts or gifts.

Bar Mitzvah is the Jewish ceremony where a boy is called to the Torah for the first time, typically performed at the age of 13.