Why do some children need locks? Do they have to unlock the lock for the child?

The birth of every child is a treasure in the hearts of parents. Parents always want to give their children the best things. Many places have different ceremonies at different stages of children's growth, such as unlocking ceremony. So why do some children need locks and others don't? Do I have to unlock the child? Let's take a look together.

The custom of locking children varies from place to place. Generally speaking, children begin to wear locks when they are six months old. Some places wear it for a hundred days, and some places wear it for a year or even longer, and it needs to be worn until 16 years old. Different places have different customs. Some places will ask fortune tellers to look at the time, and then ask their elders to say something auspicious and hold a lock ceremony. Some places are particularly grand and need many relatives to be present.

Moreover, unlocking is also very particular. In most places, it is customary to ask fortune tellers to calculate when a child will be sensible according to his birth date, that is, when he will be sensible. When he grows up, he will unlock the child and leave it unlocked.

But not every child needs a lock to unlock, because some children have a hard life, so they don't want to bring it. These are all decided according to the children's life. If this custom has always existed somewhere, you can follow it. If not, you can't wear a lock to unlock it.