In accordance with the customs of Java, for the prospective mother who was pregnant with her first child and the age of 7 months of pregnancy, performed the ceremony nujuh monthly (mitoni) as a thanksgiving ceremony for the fetus who was always conceived to obtain salvation.As part of the ceremony mitoni consists of:
Sungkeman
That is the mother & father sungkem to the 2 parents, begging the blessing of this pregnancy would be running smoothly until a later delivery.
Spray (shower flowers from seven different springs reply)Meaningful statement of self-cleaning signs, both physical and soul expectant mothers so that later gave birth to a child does not have the moral weight of his birth so that the process be smooth. 7 people representative of the family elder who was chosen to do the spray. For those who will be given souvenirs pretty flush contains 7 kinds of knick-knacks who pretty packed. Contents (usually) include: pencils, towels, combs, yarn, sermin, needles, and soap.
Inserting a chicken egg into the fabric
Ceremonies include chicken egg into cloth (sarong) the prospective mother by the prospective father of her stomach and then the egg is released, as a symbol of hope for babies born with ease without any gets in the way. Also has meaning if it means broken eggs later baby girl, and if the eggs were not broken laki2 means future baby.
Ceremony brojolan
Which include a pair of Cengkir (young coconut) which has been drawn Kamajaya and Goddess Ruth (The symbolic images and Goddess Kamajaya Ruth, the Javanese ideal figure, symbolizing that the baby is born will have a beautiful shapely and noble qualities such as those drawn character) to in the sheath of the upper abdomen down expectant mothers, conducted by the grandmother of the baby (the mother's mother) and accepted by Mama-in-law. Symbolic meaning of this ceremony is so that later the baby was born easily without any difficulty. Both coconut and then picked up the mother of expectant mothers with a cloth like holding a baby.
Then the expectant father took one palm mother who carried the mother without may see, if the picture captured coconut Goddess of women and their children Ruth later if captured image Kamajaya laki2 later his son. Then the coconut is cleaved by the prospective father, it also shows how to split the sex of the baby. If the split is not right in the middle, then it shows a girl.
The ceremony decided coconut winding / thread looped around the stomach expectant mothers.
These loops should be decided upon by the expectant father with the intention of deciding all the disasters that confront the birth of the baby so that the birth went well.
Ceremony replace clothing with 7 different fruit motifs.
With the hope that one day the baby also has the virtues implicit in the symbol kain2. Each guest will be asked by the mother guides expectant mothers ceremony what is appropriate wear cloth, and guests will be answered in unison "Beluuuuuuumm" .. until the cloth to 7, the new "It panteeeeesss Later ......." it with a cloth to 7 who have deserved it, expectant mothers dressed by cosmetic to wear kebaya and my best motif complete with makeup who pretty well, will henceforth sell salad with her husband.
Motif fabric are:- Sidomukti (symbolizing happiness),- Sidoluhur (symbolizing the glory),- Truntum (to symbolize the virtues always held firm),- Parangkusuma (symbolizing the struggle to stay alive),- Cement rama (symbolizing that both parents love the soon to be father-mother persisted selma-lamanya/tidak divorced),- Udan riris (symbolizing the hope that the presence in society of children who will be born is always fun),- Chicken scratch (symbolizing that child to be born later can be independent in meeting their needs).- The last cloth is a cloth tercocok of striated patterned material with a strapless lasem dringin motif.
RujakanLast is rujakan, where a sense of salad-made by the prospective mother, also determine the sex of their baby is born. If rujaknya spicy, indicating the female infant. Then the guests are allowed to buy salad with money kreweng of clay.

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