BALA SAMSKARA AND ITS CLINICAL SIGNIFICANCE IN GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT

A Samskara is a rite of passage in nearly every civilization on the planet.Samskara is the process that results in definite beneficial changes in a person's life.It has been emphasised in Ayurvedic pediatrics.Furthermore, also promotes an awareness of one's rights and social status.The amount of Samskara varies amongst Hindu Dharma Granthas (text books), however it ranges from 16 to 40.However, there are 16 acceptable Samskara, ranging from Garbhadana to Anteysthi Samskara.Only 11 of the 16 samskaras correspond to childhood.A comprehensive examination of childhood According to Samskara, they were intended to prepare the newborn for correct feeding habits, ensure adequate nourishment, avoid infections, adjust the baby to the surroundings, provide individual identity, and educate the child.These aid physicians in determining a child's normal growth and development.This study is based on a theoretical framework.This implies that the current study is looking into the role of bala-Samskaras in a child's growth and development.As these Various Samskaras in different stages of life to mark or announce the achievement of certain milestones and to ensure proper growth and to distinguish them from children with developmental delays.