Korean baby's 1st bday will determine their fate! 

no cuz the parents be yelling and aggressively gesturing at the item they want their kid to pick 😭🤧

Man this reminds me of when people were so obsessed over zodiac signs and would base their relationships off when they were born 💀

Are none of them bad? Like “sorry Jun, your daughter is going to be a criminal. She grabbed the knife”

My friend is Indian but her husband is korean and dude they both have these traditions except they both have different types of things to choose . Bro i can feel the pressure on baby to do this custom 2 times in row like so funny my friend and her husband actually try to gesturing her to pick want they want to pick by her..... so funny .....

Wish my parents pressured me to grab the money instead at my doljanchi. i grabbed the pencil and now im only book smart😭😭

I hope it isn’t offensive to the culture but this reminded me of tinkerbell where the fairies choose their job when they’re born.

To be fair, long life doesn't mean happy/healty/just good life. So, if I would be a parent in this situation, I'd also wouldn't consider it as a better option among others😅

The same custom is followed in Indian culture too. 😂😂😂😂. I chose a pen , a book ..😂😂😂😂. Professionally now I'm in the education field working 😂😂😂

Same with Indian parents We have a similar ritual where we have books, gold jewellery and some other things. I picked gold which means I will always be wealthy

Parents: f the string who cares about long life when u got money

Stephanie do you know what you picked? Did your parents ever tell you?

A random aunty : so what did your child pick My mother : A gun 😶‍🌫️ that explains why I am a mafia

We have the same custom in India especially for Hindu people.

Same like Chinese 😆 we put drumstick (food), book or pencil, money, calculator, etc. We are happy what the baby choose.

This happens in India too

I am Armenian and we do have exactly the same thing, but parents do it after the kid grows their first teeth.

Love u Stephanie ❤ You are literally the cure to my depression 😂

in indi we also dovthis ceremony with gold books food pencil

This is a tradion in india as well but there aren't as many options. We've got only about like five

Why does she have a yellow stain between her nose and mouth?

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😂😂😂 this is a nice tradition

Calling the gavel a whack a mole.😂

I don't remember the name but a idol said he grabbed a stone or smth

We have something similar to this in our culture but we do it when the child eats rice for the first time. If you choose soil you will have lot of property. If you choose mobey you will be rich. If you choose gold you will have shit ton of gold and if you choose books you would be academically gifted

Same in India💀💀

reminds me of tinker bell❤

I'm from india and in our bengali culture we too have this kind of things just the items are different. There would be book, pen, religious book or something very religious, mud or a piece of stone etc( I don't clearly remember all). And the thing is that the relatives MAKES THE BABY TOUCH THE BOOK EVEN WHEN THE BABY IS GOING FOR SOMETHING ELSE. SO YEAH!!!! AND IT MEANS YOU GONNA BE GOOD IN STUDIES AND STUFF 😅 Well for me I picked the stone so it means I'm gonna have a lot of property 😅

This is cool

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I did this with my brother, except with Pokémon

Kinda same ritual followed here in India too, fyi i grabbed a piece of gold jewelry and then a pen(I'm still broke af)

Waow! Fuck the long life but be filty rich even if you are a killer? That is messed up menh!

Even we have a same tradition( India - Bengali)and we also have a dictionary added to it.

Coincidentally, Indians have similar ritual known as "Annaprashan".

Help I'm not Korean but when I was born the first thing I grabbed was music and headphones 💀

I heard chinese ppl do very similar thing, how come her husband doesnt know about it ?

The same custom is followed by we bengalis. I had picked money .

help no cuz i picked up the pencil during my dol janchi while my little cousin (a few years later) picked up the money twice and no one even bothered to tell us which one to pick 😭-

That's just a little ritual. You guys are so oppressed by everything 😂

What does the pencil meeeean

Ur 1 year old and gaslighted by ur parents what to choose and then old enough to choose a major u want but still gaslighted by parents

Wow, one year old and you’re already putting pressure on the child? 🙄

When my brother was doing that my parents put the pen and the judge hammer thing in the front and the rest at the back so he dosent pick the other stuff 😭 I picked the coloured paper btw

Even in india we do the same thing but we keep things like book,gold,money and food uk who knows we might be a foodie😂

Wt if the bsby just takes like everything like if the objects are on a plate or something wt if the bsby tskes the plate or grabs allll the itemss sooooo?

This is also tradition in my asian culture too

Reminds me of idiots basing off their relationships off on zodiac signs 😂

In Indonesia, also has this kind of thing, not judge hammer though

Based parents wanting the best life for their children.

It happens in india too but i dont remember what i picked and i never asked lol

alr im scared picked the pencil why did no one gesture me to pick the money

Same for romanian culture!

I have watched same thing happening in South India

Yk there is this tradition in India like some parts of India too soo😅

Life stressful in Korea from day 1 😂

Indonesia have the same culture😅

i picked up a mic- looks like im gunna be a kpop idol!!!

Same things follows in India too 😂

Same with Indian parents 🇮🇳

There is a same kind of tradition in India too.

in Kazahstan we have the same tradition

What does the pencil mean???

In Kazakhstan we have this too!

i picked a stack of money

What’s the pencil?

Parents sweating 😂😂😂😂😂😂

it's the same in India too

In India they do this too

I picked money

This makes me so sad 😢

I picked the money (not only koreans do this !!) and I'm still broke 😭

We have a similar transition but not that big ceremony, it is small part of a ceremony called Annaprashan.

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Lol I honestly would rather have a rich and short life than a poor/rich and long life tbh

Well in India we have the same ritual once a baby attains 6 months of age. The only difference is the items we get to choose from. The meaning is all the same 😊

In India we also have the same version during my 1st birthday and i think i choose the pen

Hey being an Indian (from the state Kerala) we do have this tradition here but we do it before the age of 1❤

We actually have this in India too its called annaprasna when you're fed rice for the first time and we do this too during annaprasna

Oooo

Dang

Why the long life if it's miserable 😭

so it mean son the football player he did this

Wtff same traditional is there in Assam

We have this custom in our culture too lol

I choose the pencil 😅

We do same in India too

Same here in Sri Lanka!

This is exactly how Krishna Ji's first birthday was celebrated when he grabbed a flute . Koreans are really rooted from sanatan culture ❤😂

Love you Stephanie ❤

This is so cool! Might do this with my nephew/niece