Also known as Godh Bharai, Valaikaappu, and Seemantham, it is typically held in the 7th or 8th month of pregnancy
The welcome ceremony when the baby is born, typically performed within the first few days after birth
The Hindu naming ceremony when the baby is officially given their name, typically performed 11-12 days after birth
The first rice ceremony when the baby is introduced to solid foods, typically performed 6 months after birth
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Bhakti P.
Shhhanti Musical Crib Mobile
★★★★★The matching crochet set is THE cutest thing! My baby looked so adorable wearing his Baby Krishna outfit while cuddling his Baby Krishna plush. Made his first photoshoot so special. And the material is so soft too.
Preeti V.
Newborn Matching Crochet Set
★★★★★Awesome, Awesome, Awesome. I have bought many times and given away at baby showers , birthdays and just because. Everyone of the recipients and their families and friends were delighted and so happy with the presents and even more amazed when they hear the slokas.
Ramya K.
Baby Krishna Collection
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Mini Bundle
★★★★★Thank you so much for creating these beauties! I purchased this for my baby boy and he enjoys listening to the songs! Very creative and beautifully done!
Kristel C.
Mini Devis Bundle
Nothing beats those first magical hours. These parents packed our soft Indian toys in their hospital bags for this very moment. The blessings come standard but the toy is sold separately.
Baby Ganesh: God of new beginnings & obstacle removal
Baby Hanuman: God of strength & devotion
Baby Krishna: God of love & friendship
Shiv Shankar: God of transformation & peace
Laxmi Devi: Goddess of prosperity & fortune
Durga Devi: Goddess of protection & power
Saraswati Devi: Goddess of knowledge & creativity
Mini (7"): Perfect for on-the-go with a convenient loop for attaching to cribs, strollers, or car seats
Medium (11"): The ideal huggable size for everyday play
Mega (22"): A statement piece for nurseries and playrooms
(Optional) Add a special touch by customizing your medium or mega-sized plush with a name in any language or even in your own handwriting
(Optional) Replace our voicebox with the pre-recorded mantras with our Bluetooth speaker to play lullabies, personalized messages, or additional prayers.
Our toys are truly ageless (and timeless)! Their spiritual significance resonates with everyone from newborns to grandparents. Many customers keep their Modi Toys nearby during life's everyday moments—both celebrations and challenges. Whether marking the arrival of a new baby, milestone birthdays, graduations, or a new home, or providing comfort during fertility struggles or recovery periods, these divine companions offer a consistent source of joy, comfort, and hope throughout all of life's seasons.
The books are designed for ages 0-8, but are enjoyable for the whole family. Even parents tell us they learn something new!
There are several beautiful traditions to celebrate your baby's early milestones, from the initial Jatakarma blessings to the Annaprashana first rice ceremony. Each has special significance and timing. To understand the complete journey of Hindu traditions for your little one, read our comprehensive guide to Hindu traditions for newborns which covers all the sacred ceremonies and their meanings.
Choosing the perfect name is one of the most important decisions for your Namkaran ceremony. Many families consider the baby's birth star, family traditions, and the qualities they want to invoke. For inspiration and guidance on selecting a name that honors your heritage, check out our guide to popular Indian baby names which includes traditional options and their meanings.
Yes! These toys are designed to grow with your child through all their early milestones. The same plush deity can be present for Jatakarma (birth blessings), Namkaran (naming), Annaprashana (first rice ceremony), and beyond. Many families create a special ceremony box with their chosen toys that travels with them through each sacred milestone.
These items can be placed near the ceremonial area as blessed objects, held during prayers for photos, or given as the first gift to your newborn during the ceremony. Many families place the deity toy near the baby during blessings, include books in the gift ceremony for guests, and use the Matching Crochet Sets as the baby's outfit for photos and the actual rituals.
When siblings Viral and Avani couldn't find toys reflecting their children's Hindu heritage, they created Modi Toys to fill that gap. Our plush toys and books serve as bridges across generations in a world where Hindu kids rarely see themselves in mainstream media and grow disconnected from their cultural roots. These products make Hindu traditions accessible and meaningful for families trying to preserve their heritage in today's busy world.
