Holi festival is really special, and when it is the child’s first Holi at home, the excitement doubles. This year the festival of Holi will be celebrated with great pomp across the country. Dahan will be played today i.e. on 2nd March and Holi with colors will be played on 4th March. In such a situation, if this is your little one’s first Holi, then it can be made memorable with these fun ideas and safety tips.
Fun ways to make your first Holi special
Theme based photoshoot
Dress the child in white or yellow traditional clothes. Do a cute photoshoot with flower petals or light gulal. Use a small board or props with “My First Holi” written on it.
Holi with flowers
Play Holi with marigold and rose petals instead of chemical colours. It is both safe and beautiful.
family celebration
Have a small Holi gathering at home. Celebrate baby’s first Holi with grandparents and relatives. Play traditional songs and apply light tilak for blessings.
create a memory box
Keep a photo, a small piece of clothing, or a written note from the first Holi – it will be a very special memory for your child when they grow up.
Must follow safety tips
use natural colors
Avoid chemical colors from the market. Homemade turmeric, sandalwood or flower colors are better options.
Skin and hair protection
First apply coconut or almond oil on the baby’s skin. Avoid getting color in eyes, nose and mouth.
protection from water
Keep very young children away from Holi with water. There is a risk of catching cold.
distance from loud noise
Children may get scared by drums or loud music, so keep the atmosphere calm and comfortable.

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