The chinese have a tradition that when a baby is born they have to be "introduced" to the family only after one full cycle of the moon. Hence the name "full moon". The baby has made it through it's first 30 days of life, so it calls for a celebration. I reckon it's just any excuse to get a party started and eat! LOL Of course, guests traditionally have to bring gifts for the baby.
This was a cute idea for a "full moon" party, to have cake pops for the guests to eat instead of traditional sweet cakes.
The chinese have a tradition that when a baby is born they have to be "introduced" to the family only after one full cycle of the moon. Hence the name "full moon". The baby has made it through it's first 30 days of life, so it calls for a celebration. I reckon it's just any excuse to get a party started and eat! LOL Of course, guests traditionally have to bring gifts for the baby.
This was a cute idea for a "full moon" party, to have cake pops for the guests to eat instead of traditional sweet cakes.
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