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  • Birth, Bris Milah
  • after birth

After birth a woman is supposed to hear a Davar Kedusha. Is going to a Bris counted as hearing a Davar Kedusha?

  No, unless she heard kaddish at the bris. If the bris was in a shul there is more room for leniency.   Sources: ע״ד המנהג בכלל - ראה תורת…

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  • - עברית, Birth
  • after birth

מנהג יציאת יולדת לבית הכנסת

  שאלה: המנהג שיולדת הולכת לבית הכנסת ביציאתה הראשונה מהבית - האם צריכה לשמוע קדושה דוקא? מה עם ברכו, קדיש וכו'?   מענה: המנהג לשמוע (ולענות) ברכו, קדיש או קדושה.…

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  • Birth, Yom Kippur
  • after birth

I just gave birth/I am nursing. Do I have to fast on Yom Kippur?

  A woman after birth - up to and including the third day since birth - need not fast. Within seven days - consult with a Rov. After that period…

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  • Birth
  • after birth, Mazel Tov, placenta, מנהג נשים, מעשה רב

Is there any Inyan in waiting for the Placenta to come out before wishing Mazel Tov and sharing the news of the birth of a baby?

  Some people have such a custom, though there is nothing wrong with wishing Mazal Tov immediately after birth.   Sources: נזכר כמנהג הנשים בדא״ג בשו״ת ישועות מלכו יו״ד סוס׳ מה.…

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  • Harchokos, Taharas Hamishpacha
  • after birth, יו"ד קצה

Is it allowed to gift wife after giving birth or while she is Nida?

  There are various opinions on whether gifting one’s wife during her Niddah days is problematic or not. In practice, one should avoid doing so especially with presents of a…

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  • Calendar, Taharas Hamishpacha
  • after birth

Does a Reiyah after birth go on the calander?

  Question: After having my child last Nissan (77), I made a Hefsek Tahara in the end of Iyar. If I remember correctly, it was on Sunday 25 Iyar. 5…

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  • The 3 Weeks
  • after birth, Shiva Asar B'Tammuz, או"ח תקנד

Does a woman within 24 months of birth need to fast if she stopped nursing?

  Her status is considered as any other woman, as being in the 24 months of giving birth is not sufficient reason enough for exempting her from fasting. Although the Maharsha”m states…

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  • Birth, Shabbos, Shabbos Candle Lighting
  • after birth, Shabbos Candles: Who

Should the man light Shabbos candles the first Shabbos after birth if the wife already got back home?

  No.   המנהג הובא בשוע"ר סי' רסג, ה, אך ראה הגהות לסידור רבינו הזקן ע׳ כח. ומשמע שם שזוהי הוראת אדה״ז והצ״צ. וראה הנסמן בקיצור דיני ומנהגי נש״ק ה,…

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  • Birth
  • after birth, Kiddush for baby girl

Kiddush in honor of the birth of a baby girl

  Question: Regarding a Kiddush for my daughter’s birth, can I do it on Friday night after the meal? Similarly, can I do it during the week?   Answer: The…

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  • Birth, Brochos (Birchas HaNehenin), Hagomel
  • after birth, birth, brocha, hatov vehameitiv, Shehecheyanu, סדר ברכת הנהנין פרק יב

Brachos After Birth (Hatov V’hameytiv, Shehecheyanu & Hagomel)

  Question: What is the Minhag/Halacha for Anash regarding a parent making a Brocha on the birth of a child? The mother saying Hagomel upon giving birth?   Answer: The…

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  • Birth
  • after birth, aliyah, birth

Chiyuv Aliya for a husband after his wife gives birth

  Question: I have seen about the Chiyuv Aliya a husband has when the wife goes to Shul the first time after birth, and after 40 days from birth, etc.…

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  • Birth, Harchokos, Taharas Hamishpacha
  • after birth, או"ח של, יו"ד קצד, יו"ד קצה

What are the Halochos when a woman gives birth?

  How long do we stay separated? Does it start from when the mucus plug comes out? Difference between boy and girl. Am I allowed to help her if no one…

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