Narinig ko na din mga paniniwalang ganito Sis, nung pinanganak ako ni Mama ang dami nilang pamahiin, while kanina nung nag visit ako sa bestfriend ko nabanggit niya na walang ano-anong pamahiin na ginawa sa baby niya, di kasi daw sya naniniwala:D

😂😂😂 honestly my family do that they do put their babies first hair cut in the book . Normally I usually think that is an act of craziness but I definitely understand now it their old believe happy new month mam

Ang weird ng baby placenta sis na never ko narinig sa iba yan ksi yung baby hair at nail cuts lng alam ko which is ginawa ko din.

These are really old beliefs. There are one or two here in my parts of the world regarding a baby's placenta and it's quite unpleasant too... By the way,are you a maths teacher?. Can see some quadratic functions in the book 😊

Yung sa placenta lang ang hindi ko alam sis , kasi ang alam ko inililibing yan siya pag katapos pero narinig kay Colleen Garcia na yun nga daw parang Hina halu sa inumin ang placenta baka nga totoo sis para maiwasan ang post partum depression.

These were really some funny beliefs and I can't help but laugh and also imagine you weren't writing this article with a straight face 😂 I can't wait to give birth also and hear what beliefs I would encounter , so you put the hair in a MATHEMATICS textbook ..... 😹

Sounds interesting my friend. It's my first time hearing about them. It may sound disgustinh to some, but it holds a big part to the mothers.

These are weird. Never heard them before.

Dear Garreth, I was very interested in the beliefs you mentioned. When my cousin's daughter was born, he buried her daughter's umbilical cord in the most famous university in our city, so that in the future, maybe her daughter will have this chance, and study at that university.

There are many superstitious believes by our grandparents which aren't true,not all superstitious are true.

It is an old supersticios old belief, pero as of now in new generation kaunti nlang ang mga naniniwala and yes Im one of those who witnessed that belief pero proven and and tested ko yan hahah Im one of those na may buhok sa libro peru di namn ako mahilig mag basa hahah

I also witnessed the third beliefs ate when my cousin give birth to her eldest son. But sa kanila po, yung unang taong maggugupit daw po sa hair nung bata is dapat yung taong gusto mong maging role model nila. Basically mostly , yung smart one po yung pinagputol nila nung hair para daw po makuha talino haha. And after that, they put the hair sa altar para naman daw po mabait hanggang paglaki hahaha.

Hahaa the second one my mom also have my umbilical cord but she just put it in our vase hahaha. Now that I'm an elder I said to her that throw it. But she doesn't hahaha

Oo nga nakaka disgusting hehe pero that's only hearsays from different people. It is a supertiscious believe that everyone is thinking about is it really makes us convenient.

These superstitions works far away from our reality. Though my country has unending superstitions but I have never heard about these. It seems so disgusting, I think some superstitions are meant to be avoided and these superstitions are one of them.

Putting the navel in a wallet is really weird. I don't think it brings good luck, but it's all superstitious beliefs... Lol.

I believe in #3 as my mother use to do it heheheh

When I gave birth to my 1st born my parents just buried the placenta. When I gave birth to my little boy they just throw it away. Anyway Yung sa umbilical cord Sabi Nila pg mg kapatid isabit daw na mgkatabi Para daw magkasundo ang mg kapatid. Yung sa 1st cut ng hair naman eh nilagay ko din sa book. 13 years Yung gap ni daughter at baby boy pero same book pa rin ang nilagyan ko sa kanilang mga 1st cut hair.

There are still some people among us who hold the old belief in their bosom. My mother and grandmother mean a lot to these old beliefs. Which seems very annoying to me.

In animals like cows I saw a cow who gave birth to its child and I saw that it's chewing something elastic and spongy thing, now I realize that it was placenta. I can't believe that there's a belief that a mother should eat the placenta of the baby, its so disgusting at all and how on earth does this belief exist. There's nothing we can do to those belief that our ancestors made since some of them can't bring no harm to us if we follow those belief.❤

Si mama talaga ang may mga ganitong belief ate Grace.

I didn't now about in the part of placenta. I find it disgusting as well but if it's effective why not. Filipinos has tons of superstitious beliefs and sometimes they are far from truth. I can't give birth because I'm a man so i don't know the feeling. Lol.

Ahhh, I just saw some glimpse of your article and now my heart is feeling like someone is wrenching. It means I am too sensitive. My grand father and mother also has a firm on old belief.