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One of the Doctors that I work with is due to have a baby in a couple of weeks. I am planning a trip to his office this week. I want to purchase him a gift for the baby. However, I remember hearing that the jewish Religion believes that you don’t prepare for the baby until it is here.
Can someone enlighten me to the beliefs. I don’t want to give him a gift early then have him feel a negative stigma attached to it.
You are correct. We don’t wish "Mazel Tov" wishes (loosely defined as Congratulations), until a baby is born. Instead we say "Bshaah Tova" – All in a good and healthy time. You never know what may happen for good or bad G-d forbid, so it isn’t appropriate to give gifts early. Especially when you don’t know what it will be! That isn’t to say that the parents can’t prepare and buy a crib and newborn needs etc!!!
I have a coworker who is about 20 years old and I’d like to get him a Jewish gift. He has recently joined the military and is away from home, living in the dorms. I don’t know him all that well, but I would really like to give him a very special collectible of some sort….but not sure what he would really like….any 20 year old jewish guys out there willing to give me some ideas?? Price isn’t a deterrent. Thank you!
Yes, he is very religious and that’s why I would want it to be a jewish gift…he’s on his own for the first time and I thought a traditional Jewish gift would be more special to him…one that he could continue to use as he grows older and starts a family and shares his traditions with them.
Why does it have to be something Jewish? Why not just get something for a 20-year-old guy?
We have a small office and I’m just giving candies to the men and picture frames to the women. Is it okay to include someone jewish in the gift giving or would it be offensive?
as long your gift doesn’t shout merry Christmas to them then yeah it should be fine. just tell that person happy holidays or happy Hanukkah
A few women and I became really good friends through a mommy and me since our kids were months old. Since then we have been exchanging Christmas gifts with the kids. There is a new woman who is getting into our group, a really nice person that we all get along with only thing is she does not celebrate Christmas because she is jewish how do we handle the gift exchange do we just do it behind her back. We don’t want to make her son feel bad but we have all been friends a lot longer and that is what we do.
Ask her advice. She will be delighted that you want to include them. You’ve crossed the major hurdle by acknowledging that she doesn’t share your religion. Not everyone is as discerning as you are!
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