Annaprashan Muhurat 2025: Shubh Time And Rituals

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Are you planning an Anprasan ceremony for your newborn? Performing the Anparasan ceremony celebrates a child’s transition from liquid to solid food. But choosing the right muhurat to perform this sacred ritual can lead to lifetime blessings and good health for your kid. Scroll down to get the best Annaprashan Muhurat 2025!

Annaprashan Dates In January 2025

Date & Day	Time	Nakshatra
1 January Wednesday	07:14 AM to 08:10 AM	Uttarashadha
2 January	07:14 AM to 08:06 AM	Shravana
4 January Saturday	08:07 AM to 08:59 AM	Shatabhisha
5 January Sunday	08:38 AM to 09:20 AM	Purva Bhadrapada
7 January Tuesday	08:59 AM to 09:28 AM 09:28 AM to 10:34 AM	Revati
8 January Wednesday	08:34 AM to 09:25 AM 09:25 AM to 10:02 AM	Ashwini
9 January Thursday	08:39 AM to 09:20 AM 10:02 AM to 10:44 AM	Bharani
12 January Sunday	08:26 AM to 09:09 AM 09:09 AM to 09:32 AM	Mrigashirsha
15 January Wednesday	07:15 AM to 08:57 AM 08:57 AM to 10:24 AM	Pushya
16 January Thursday	08:39 AM to 08:53 AM 08:53 AM to 09:21 AM	Ashlesha
17 January Friday	09:07 AM to 09:21 AM 10:04 AM to 10:17 AM	Magha
19 January Sunday	03:04 PM to 04:17 PM	Uttara Phalguni
20 January Monday	08:12 AM to 08:34 AM 08:34 AM to 08:37 AM	Hasta
22 January Wednesday	02:53 PM to 03:18 PM	Swati
23 January Thursday	08:39 AM to 08:54 AM 03:45 PM to 03:53 PM	Vishakha
27 January Monday	09:02 AM to 09:21 AM 03:47 PM to 04:48 PM	Purva Ashadha
31 January Friday	07:10 AM to 07:54 AM	Shatabhisha

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Annaprashan Muhurat In February 2025

Date & Day	Time	Nakshatra
3 February Monday	05:00 PM to 06:02 PM	Revati
4 February Tuesday	08:57 AM to 09:06 AM	Ashwini
6 February Thursday	04:55 PM to 05:21 PM	Krittika
7 February Friday	07:06 AM to 07:27 AM 07:27 AM to 08:54 AM 04:04 PM to 04:17 PM	Rohini
9 February Sunday	08:34 AM to 08:46 AM	Ardra
10 February Monday	07:33 AM to 08:26 AM 08:26 AM to 08:42 AM	Punarvasu
13 February Thursday	03:56 PM to 04:59 PM	Magha
14 February Friday	03:57 PM to 05:26 PM	Purva Phalguni
16 February Sunday	03:40 PM to 04:48 PM 04:48 PM to 05:16 PM	Hasta
17 February Monday	03:25 PM to 04:42 PM	Chitra
23 February Sunday	05:09 PM to 05:20 PM	Moola
25 February Tuesday	03:26 PM to 04:52 PM 04:52 PM to 05:14 PM	Uttarashadha

Annaprashan Muhurat In March 2025

Date & Day	Time	Nakshatra
1 March Saturday	02:38 PM to 03:27 PM	Uttara Bhadrapada
2 March Sunday	04:14 PM to 04:54 PM	Revati
6 March Thursday	06:41 AM to 07:08 AM	Rohini
15 March Saturday	02:33 PM to 03:30 PM	Hasta
16 March Sunday	02:30 PM to 03:59 PM	Chitra
19 March Wednesday	01:27 PM to 01:42 PM	Vishakha
20 March Thursday	01:23 PM to 02:00 PM 02:00 PM to 02:36 PM	Anuradha
24 March Monday	01:57 PM to 03:28 PM	Uttarashadha
26 March Wednesday	01:00 PM to 01:59 PM 01:59 PM to 02:05 PM	Dhanishtha
30 March Sunday	08:45 AM to 10:06 AM 02:30 PM to 03:04 PM	Revati

Annaprashan Dates In 2025 April

Date & Day	Time	Nakshatra
2 April Wednesday	12:32 PM to 01:58 PM 01:58 PM to 02:52 PM	Rohini
3 April Thursday	01:53 PM to 01:58 PM 01:58 PM to 02:19 PM	Mrigashirsha
4 April Friday	08:14 AM to 08:38 AM 09:29 AM to 10:10 AM	Ardra
5 April Saturday	08:10 AM to 08:12 AM	Punarvasu
6 April Sunday	08:07 AM to 10:02 AM 04:54 PM to 05:07 PM	Pushya
7 April Monday	08:02 AM to 08:36 AM 09:26 AM to 09:58 AM	Ashlesha
9 April Wednesday	07:54 AM to 08:34 AM 12:05 PM to 12:23 PM	Magha
10 April Thursday	12:24 PM to 01:58 PM 01:58 PM to 02:21 PM	Uttara Phalguni
11 April Friday	07:47 AM to 09:42 AM 11:57 AM to 12:22 PM	Uttara Phalguni
12 April Saturday	05:41 PM to 06:45 PM	Hasta
15 April Tuesday	08:19 AM to 08:30 AM 09:21 AM to 09:26 AM	Vishakha
17 April Thursday	04:13 PM to 05:56 PM	Jyeshtha
18 April Friday	04:13 PM to 04:41 PM	Moola
19 April Saturday	05:44 PM to 05:57 PM	Purva Ashadha
20 April Sunday	03:59 PM to 05:12 PM 05:12 PM to 05:45 PM	Uttarashadha
22 April Tuesday	07:59 AM to 08:59 AM 03:51 PM to 04:41 PM	Shravana Dhanishtha
29 April Tuesday	04:17 PM to 05:16 PM 05:16 PM to 05:40 PM	Krittika

Annaprashan Muhurat In May 2025

Date & Day	Time	Nakshatra
2 May Friday	07:26 AM to 08:19 AM	Ardra
3 May Saturday	06:45 AM to 07:51 AM 03:08 PM to 03:38 PM	Punarvasu Pushya
4 May Sunday	06:45 AM to 07:18 AM	Pushya
5 May Monday	07:24 AM to 07:35 AM	Ashlesha
7 May Wednesday	07:23 AM to 08:00 AM	Purva Phalguni
9 May Friday	06:05 AM to 07:01 AM	Hasta
10 May Saturday	06:41 AM to 07:48 AM 02:40 PM to 03:40 PM	Chitra
12 May Monday	04:21 PM to 04:49 PM	Vishakha
14 May Wednesday	05:37 AM to 07:32 AM 04:22 PM to 04:41 PM	Anuradha Jyeshtha
19 May Monday	05:28 AM to 06:11 AM	Shravana
23 May Friday	05:26 AM to 05:30 AM	Uttara Bhadrapada
24 May Saturday	06:35 AM to 06:53 AM 10:01 AM to 10:35 AM 10:35 AM to 11:02 AM	Revati
28 May Wednesday	09:20 AM to 11:12 AM	Mrigashirsha

Annaprashan Muhurat In June 2025

Date & Day	Time	Nakshatra
5 June Thursday	05:23 AM to 06:06 AM	Hasta
9 June Monday	03:31 PM to 05:18 PM	Anuradha
11 June Wednesday	04:32 PM to 05:10 PM	Jyeshtha
12 June Thursday	04:32 PM to 05:06 PM	Moola
13 June Friday	04:32 PM to 05:02 PM	Purva Ashadha
16 June Monday	02:31 PM to 03:07 PM	Dhanishtha
17 June Tuesday	09:57 AM to 11:12 AM	Shatabhisha
18 June Wednesday	09:50 AM to 10:03 AM 10:59 AM to 12:07 PM	Purva Bhadrapada
20 June Friday	02:15 PM to 04:35 PM 06:53 PM to 07:22 PM	Revati
22 June Sunday	11:26 AM to 11:51 AM	Bharani
23 June Monday	06:42 PM to 07:22 PM	Rohini

Annaprashan Muhurat In July 2025

Date & Day	Time	Nakshatra
2 July Wednesday	07:05 AM to 01:59 PM	Uttara Phalguni
4 July Friday	06:29 PM to 10:15 PM	Chitra
17 July Thursday	10:43 AM to 05:38 PM	Revati
31 July Thursday	07:31 AM to 02:24 PM 04:43 PM to 09:56 PM	Chitra

Annaprashan Muhurat In August 2025

Date & Day	Time	Nakshatra
4 August Monday	09:33 AM to 11:49 AM	Anuradha
11 August Monday	06:48 AM to 01:41 PM	Shatabhisha
13 August Wednesday	08:57 AM to 03:52 PM 05:56 PM to 10:30 PM	Uttara Bhadrapada
20 August Wednesday	03:24 PM to 10:03 PM	Punarvasu
21 August Thursday	08:26 AM to 03:20 PM	Pushya
25 August Monday	06:26 AM to 08:10 AM 12:46 PM to 06:51 PM 08:18 PM to 11:18 PM	Uttara Phalguni
27 August Wednesday	05:00 PM to 06:43 PM 09:35 PM to 11:10 PM	Hasta
28 August Thursday	06:28 AM to 12:34 PM 02:53 PM to 06:39 PM	Chitra

Annaprashan Muhurat In September 2025

Date & Day	Time	Nakshatra
5 September Friday	07:27 AM to 09:43 AM 12:03 PM to 06:07 PM	Shravana
24 September Wednesday	06:41 AM to 10:48 AM 01:06 PM to 06:20 PM 07:45 PM to 11:16 PM	Chitra

Annaprashan Muhurat In October 2025

Date & Day	Time	Nakshatra
1 October Wednesday	08:53 PM to 10:48 PM	Purva Ashadha
2 October Thursday	07:42 AM to 07:57 AM 10:16 AM to 04:21 PM 05:49 PM to 08:49 PM	Uttarashadha
8 October Wednesday	07:33 AM to 02:15 PM 03:58 PM to 08:25 PM	Ashwini
10 October Friday	08:17 PM to 10:13 PM	Krittika
22 October Wednesday	09:26 PM to 11:40 PM	Swati
24 October Friday	07:10 AM to 11:08 AM 01:12 PM to 05:47 PM 07:22 PM to 11:33 PM	Anuradha
29 October Wednesday	08:30 AM to 10:49 AM	Uttarashadha
31 October Friday	10:41 AM to 03:55 PM 05:20 PM to 10:14 PM	Dhanishtha

Annaprashan Muhurat In November 2025

Date & Day	Time	Nakshatra
3 November Monday	07:06 AM to 10:29 AM 12:33 PM to 05:08 PM	Uttara Bhadrapada
7 November Friday	07:55 AM to 02:00 PM 03:27 PM to 08:23 PM	Rohini
17 November Monday	07:16 AM to 01:20 PM 02:48 PM to 09:58 PM	Chitra
27 November Thursday	07:24 AM to 12:41 PM 02:08 PM to 09:19 PM	Dhanishtha

Annaprashan Muhurat In December 2025

Date & Day	Time	Nakshatra
4 December Thursday	08:51 PM to 11:12 PM	Krittika
8 December Monday	06:21 PM to 10:56 PM	Pushya
17 December Wednesday	05:46 PM to 10:21 PM	Vishakha
22 December Monday	07:41 AM to 09:20 AM 12:30 PM to 05:26 PM 07:41 PM to 24:05 PM	Uttarashadha
24 December Wednesday	01:47 PM to 05:18 PM 07:33 PM to 24:06 PM	Dhanishtha
25 December Thursday	07:43 AM to 12:18 PM 01:43 PM to 03:19 PM	Dhanishtha
29 December Monday	12:03 PM to 03:03 PM 04:58 PM to 11:51 PM	Revati

Significance Of Annaprashan Muhurat

The word ‘Annaprashan’ comes from two Sanskrit terms: ‘anna’, meaning rice, and ‘prasana’, meaning feeding. The Annaprasana in English translates to ‘grain initiation’ or the baby’s first rice feeding ceremony. The Annaprashan sanskar for the baby is considered to be significant as it is believed to bless him with good health, vitality and intelligence.

This is why, while conducting the ceremony for your kid, you must refer to the Annaprashan Muhurat 2025. It is based on the ancient astrological factors such as nakshatras or recent planetary movements. Performing the baby rice ceremony during these auspicious times can bring blessings and good fortune to your child.

How is the Annaprashan Ceremony Performed?

As per Grihya Sutras and Smriti texts, an Annaprashan ceremony is the seventh of the 16 sanskars performed for a newborn baby. Below are the key rituals performed in the Subho Annaprshan or Baby Rice Ceremony:

Puja or Havan: The rituals begin with a vedic pooja or havan conducted by a priest for the baby’s long life, good health and fortune. During this ritual, the child is dressed in traditional attire.
First Feeding Ceremony: The most important part of the ceremony is feeding the child kheer or payesh. The baby is seated on the lap of the family’s elderly member from the maternal or paternal side to feed the baby’s first solid food.
Future Symbol Game: Items like books, money, pens, and food items are placed in front of the baby to let them choose one of the items. Whatever the item a baby picks hints at his interests, future or abilities.
Elder’s Blessings: Once everything is over, the baby receives blessings in the form of gifts from the family’s elders. The invited guests pray for the baby’s long life, bright future and health.

Annaprasana for Baby Girl vs Baby Boy

Annaprasana for a baby girl is usually performed in the odd months after birth, such as the 5th, 7th, 9th, or 11th month. In contrast, annaprasana for baby boy is done in the even months after his birth (6th, 8th, 10th, or 12th).

However, the significance of the Muh Jhuti ceremony for baby boys and girls remains the same: marking the baby’s entry into a new phase of growth. Even the rituals remain the same, e.g., an elderly family member feeding the baby the first bite of rice cereal or kheer.

Ideal Astrological Timings for Annaprashan Muhurat 2025

Besides checking the Annaprashan dates in 2025 for your baby rice ceremony, consider the other astrological timings that could make the ceremony even more successful. Below are the auspicious dates for your baby’s first ceremony:

Auspicious Nakshatra For Subho Annaprashan Ceremony: All the nakshatras are considered auspicious for Annaprashan Ceremony.
Auspicious Day For the Annaprashan Ceremony: Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday are considered auspicious for the Annaprashan Ceremony.
Auspicious Tithi For Annaprashan Muhurat 2025: The tithis that are considered auspicious for Annaprashan include the Shukla Dwitiya (2), Shukla Tritiya (3), Shukla Panchami (5), Shukla Saptami (7), Shukla Dashami (10), Shukla Trayodashi (13), Purnima (15), Krishna Dwitiya (17), Krishna Tritiya (18), Krishna Panchami (20), Krishna Saptami (22), Krishna Dashami (25) and Krishna Trayodashi (28).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Annaprashan?

The baby Annaprashan is a ceremony to celebrate a child's transformation from liquid food to solid food. It is said that the first solid food for a child is celebrated in Annaprashan.

When is the correct age for Annprashan?

For boys, the age of 6th, 8th, 10th, or 12th months is considered auspicious. However, for girls, the age of 5th, 7th, 9th, or 11 months is considered auspicious.

What day is auspicious for Annaprashan?

Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday are considered to be auspicious days for a child’s Annaprashan Sanskar.

Which Goddess is worshipped in Annaprashan?

The goddess of food and Annapurna are worshipped in the Annaprasana for baby ceremony, which is celebrated when a child changes from liquid to solid food.

Who feeds first in Annaprashan?

In the Annaprashan ceremony, the maternal uncle or maternal grandfather of the child is the one who feeds first.

Which food is served in Annaprashan?

In the Annaprashan ceremony, sweet rice pudding is the most common food served to the child (Kheer).

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