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| korean: 100 day celebration (baek-il ) |
Similar to the Tol, the Baek-il event has two aspects:
The food is different from the extensive table prepared for the Tol, mostly comprising 4
types of Korean foods: baekseogi (for longevity, representing cleanliness and
freshness), susupo-ttteok (to prohibit bad things), injeolmi (for patience), and
songpyeon (for thought).
What Gifts Should I Bring?
In addition to expressing good wishes, guests also give presents such as a gold ring,
clothes, or toys. Click here for our special Baek-il gift suggestions.
- First, family members give thanks to Samsin (the three gods who take care of
the baby's life while growing up).
- Second, they pray for jae-ak (wealth), longevity, and cho-bok (original luck).
The food is different from the extensive table prepared for the Tol, mostly comprising 4
types of Korean foods: baekseogi (for longevity, representing cleanliness and
freshness), susupo-ttteok (to prohibit bad things), injeolmi (for patience), and
songpyeon (for thought).
What Gifts Should I Bring?
In addition to expressing good wishes, guests also give presents such as a gold ring,
clothes, or toys. Click here for our special Baek-il gift suggestions.
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