100th day korean celebration

What is a Chinese 100 day celebration? Click and find out the special meaning. Plus view photos of baby's 100 day celebration with family.

A story about how we celebrated Declan's 100th days including the history of why Koreans celebrate 100 days in a meaningful way.

In Korean culture, a baby’s 100th day of life is a big, celebratory milestone. The tradition comes from the olden days when a lot of babies did not live past 100 days.

The 100th day celebration is a Korean tradition that was born out of the high infant mortality rates in the old days.

Last weekend, we celebrated Amelia's 100 days or "baek-il", an important milestone celebration in Korean culture.

Kimberly L's Korean 100 Day Celebration / Korean Tradition and Rainbow Stripes - Photo Gallery at Catch My Party

A baby's 100th day is an important milestone in the Korean culture. Why do Koreans celebrate 100 days? Details from Gia Rumi's 100 days celebration at home.

A digital download of the cutest little Korean characters for your child's 100th day celebration! Use the file to print at home or send to your favorite print shop! Flyers, gift tags, table top cards to explain the custom to your guests, so many possibilities!

Description: Wooden engraved topper sign perfect add on for your 100th day celebration! Translation: 100th Day In Korean Characters "Baekil" Natural Thin Birchwood with Engraving Approximate Dimension of entire topper - Width 3.5” x Height 7.75”-8” Dimension of Circle only - 3.5” x 3.5” Engraved front side only. Ribbon add-on: Add on a soft and dainty ribbon accent to your topper! Material: Suede Leather Cord. Color may vary in shade from a blush taupe to a dark brown. The ribbon will be…

Allen and I cannot believe that Casey is already over 100 days old. Many of you have asked what the significance of celebrating 100 days is. It comes from a Korean tradition when back in the day in Korea, many babies did not live past the 100 day mark because of extreme poor living conditions. […]