Annaprashan is a child's first taste of grain; Mundan (Chudakaran) is the first tonsure, a releasing of what came before. Both are tender milestones, and both deserve ceremony that respects the child's comfort — short, warm, and unhurried.

Acharya Brajesh performs either or both with the Ganapati sankalp, the specific mantras, and the family rituals — at home, or at the temple or venue of your choice.

What the ceremony includes

• Ganapati sankalp & purification
• Annaprashan first-grain vidhi (kheer tradition)
• Mundan vidhi with customs explained
• Short formats designed around the child
• Home, temple or venue — your choice

He asks only for the time you can give. The same ceremony, at Panchopachara, Dashopachara or full Shodashopachara depth — correct at every length.— the TantraKriya principle

Best time: Fixed by the child's age and an auspicious day.