There is no difference between a hundred year banquet and a hundred day banquet, it's just a difference in terminology. They are all banquets held 100 days after the birth of a baby, with the purpose of wishing the baby good health and a long life of one hundred years. The centennial banquet can also refer to a banquet held at the age of one hundred, usually to celebrate the centenary of the elderly. The current Hundred Day Banquet theoretically refers to a celebration banquet held on the 30th, 100th, and 1st to 16th day of a child's full moon.
Precautions for the Centenary Banquet:
1. Newborns should have less contact with people because everyone has certain viruses and bacteria in their mouth and nose, even healthy people have bacteria. Try not to let newborns be politely looked at, hugged, or greeted by family and friends, as bacteria may also enter the baby's body through hands or mouth.
2. When holding a baby to a banquet, you can politely refuse the request of others to hold the baby. If you insist on holding the baby, you must firmly refuse.
3. For the food delivered to the baby's mouth, the mother must keep a close eye on it. Most of the food at the banquet can be skipped if possible. It is best to bring food and toys for the baby to divert attention from the full table of food.
4. In the banquet hall, it is very cool in summer and warm in winter, so it is important to add or remove clothes for babies before they come out of such rooms to prevent catching a cold.
5. Try to take the baby to the spacious lobby of the hotel to play. Having too many people in the banquet hall can lead to a decrease in air quality, which is not good for babies' respiratory tract.
6. After the banquet, it is important to rest promptly as a baby's energy is limited.