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No, it's not for good luck for them. It is to show affection to the child without transfering their germs to the kid. In ancient India people had a lot of do's and don'ts about touching etc. Most things were done in a way to avoid contact with people you didn't know closely. Even our greeting Namaste is designed to show respect while keeping your hands to yourself. So this gesture is a leftover remnant of an old custom.
Ye trika h ki bacchon ke prati prem sneh khusi muskan or uske isi muskurahat eeise bni rhe ye darsata h...
What they really want to do is kiss the kid, but they don't want to pass their germs on to a small child whose immunity is lower than that of an adult, in short Indians are thoughtful
It means love
It's just to Express their love ❤❤
You will notice that they will not kiss the kid directly on the face, unless it is a family kid. It is a sign of blessings.
Absolutely
Seconding this.
Exactly
Kiss is good
This would be my answer too for the question.
A child's cheak is soft and fluffy so it's just a way to express love towards the child
🖤 cute
BRUH WHY SCAM
My dad came to pick up chairs and an IN guy told him to pay 100$ more for nothing-.-
@@liloistheendiahater it's his personality not indians!
@@liloistheendiahater oh your dad is a poor worker.....
Admiring the cuteness of babies and showing love towards them
Creepy horrible culture
I am your 1k like
It’s a clean way of giving the beloved child a kiss and express their love and affection towards them.
Touching someone's child is weird my cury
What kind of a human are you? Which part of the world are you from?
Remember what west follows how is not actual humanly things..olden days people did things differently, and Indians still do it. If you aren't comfortable with a particular country's way of life, then don't travel, you see don't travel@@Reaper69673
It's like an indirect kiss on the cheeks, to express love and how cute the baby is!
Beautiful.
yeah!
Yeaa best way to prevent the spread of the cow disease u know
@@liloistheendiahater oh your mum is a disease?
@@liloistheendiahater better than pig 🐽 eating.
It’s the harmless / hygienic way of a kiss. A virtual kiss for lack of better word. 😎
Love that 🖤
Exactly the reason....it's like handshake and namaste 🙏
Agree to this reply- harmless and hygienic
I am indian....and yes in a way you can say that...🙏
couldn't say better 🙏
Its a gesture of showing love and blessing the child. ❤
It's just unconditional love for the kid. It's a way of saying God bless him/her. Kids in india grows up not only with his parents but are raised by the entire neighborhood, uncle's , aunties so they are not scared to walk up to a stranger and play with their kids.
They want to kiss your child's cheek since they find him cute but they don't want to overstep their boundaries. Similar to a flying kiss
They didnt want to spread the cow disease i think
Correct
Absolutely correct
Great Answer 👍
This is about right. And who knows what infection one could transfer inadvertently with a direct kiss?
It's just that they want to show affection and blessings to the kid yet don't want him to make uncomfortable by kissing directly on the cheeks. It's a cute gesture and makes the child feel loved and cared for in their presence
Correct 💯❤️❤️
Exactly
Exatly. This is correct reason.
Correct explanation
Correct explanation!
It's an expression of love in India and also when they find someone adorable ❤ this is one of the ways to show love
That’s an expression of love and blessing. Unless it’s a grandkid or kid Indians don’t directly kiss but express their blessings and love in this manner.
It’s a form of showing affection while maintaining the boundary that it’s your kid and they cannot kiss him directly.
Ya
Exactly
Perfect explanation
Perfect explanation
Correct
It’s an indirect kiss when you’re not so familiar, and still showing love and affection❤
Can't explain any better than this one 👍
Accurate reply 👌
@@chinnu8330 pop
Exactly
that is true. we avoid kissing as it is infectious
That is how we Indians say- 'Love you and bless you' at the same time to toddlers/kids.😊
It's symbol of saying baby is cute without telling baby is cute❤❤❤😊😊
The reason they touch the cheek and kiss is because they are strangers to you and it’s not appropriate to kiss directly on the cheeks . They just want to express their love and affection to the kids .To add on , they not only touch the cheeks but sometimes also chin and kiss .They do this for adults too .They respect your privacy but still show their love to others ❤
Very much right
Yea, wishing the calf will become a cow in the future
@@liloistheendiahater you are a lovely creation God and we appreciate it!! With Blessings of be happy, be innocent and lovely always !!
Let Nothing selfish, corrupt and cunning spoil you.
Oh, you are bathing yet in cows products??
Mother's milk is first and only source of your survival since several thousand centuries for the vegetarian, agriculture dependant families. Cow milk was and is most parallel to mother's milk and hence it's treated as a very close family member equivalent to mother of the family. These sensitivity related practices won't be understood by butchers, mother eaters unfortunately as they had different challenges for their survival !!!
Free are those who really understand the ancient Indian practices (many of which are demolished by Western influences in the cities though)
Kuch bhi
@@factsbydozen1059 ab to bhainsia badhgaye, urea powder bhi milaya jaaraha hai, paise ki laalachme !!!
Koi aur culture hai jo apne maaki dudhke alawa dusra praani k dudh Peeta, aur usko maaki darja deta? Sirf India me milega.
Waiting for one more kuch bhi !!😃
If someone is doing this to your child. It means they genuinely adore your kid. It's a way to express their love towards kid.
Agree❤👌
That's the sign of love towards the child, because in our community we think childhood and children are the face of God ❤
It expresses kid is "soooo sweeeeeeeet" and may Bhagwan bless that child and be protected from bad energy
Its a form of displaying affection. Indians have natural affection towards kids(their own as well as other's)
And calfs 🐮
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@@liloistheendiahater mayb no one loved u ever.. thats y u are behaving in this manner u mthfker 🤣😂
@@yatscool WHY U MEAN I
@@yatscool JUST GAVE U UR R GOD
Instead of physically kissing, it's a kissing gesture when you see someone's child but don't want to kiss them to not transfer germs. It's become a common practice
I don't think it's about germs
It’s because it’s unhygienic to kiss directly. This is how everyone kiss younger ones or someone you love, to show your affection. They don’t go for face or hand and kiss.if asked you will hear answer as “It’s kissing because she/he is lovable”, because everyone (majority) follow parents without questioning here. Even if they answer, answer would be, “We followed our elders without questioning so will you. They did this for a good reason, so do not question them.” 😂
@Kerid Dunk It most definitely is. We don't believe in putting out mouths on other peoples children. If we're related to the child we'll blow strawberries on their bellies and show affection but when it's a strangers child that we just find cute and want to express that we do that whole touching cheek and kissing our fingers to express how cute they are but wouldn't dare put our whole face and mouth on them. Indians are pretty aware of germs. We did invent shampoo (champu) and soap (sabun) sooooo.
It's not for germs. Sometimes others don't like their kids being kissed by others. So people do it this way
@@keriddunk1520 it’s 100% about germs 🦠 & infections. Many of our Hindu/Bharath Traditions we follow are due to hygiene only.
A child is soft and cute, and indians lightly pinch the cheek to show love and communicate that you are warming their heart.
instead of kissing direct on the cheek, they touch your cheek and kiss the touched fingers. It is just an affectionate expression ,a gesture to tell you that they welcome you with love and happiness that they met you and like you. Just as we do it with a small child. They love you from their heart.
To show love & affection, we don't direct kiss the cheek when we are not close to them so instead we do this
Out of love and letting the child know that he or she is loved
To kiss is not healthy by med.
Exactly.We don't kiss directly due to hygienic reasons.Parents may get offended too 😂But we can't help showing our love for the kid.
Your definition is perfectly right
Definitely right
It’s just expression of love. As they can’t directly kiss the baby on cheeks (which is norm at home), they are showing affection by touching the cheeks and kissing that hand.
In India, people would love to hold the baby and pamper them, no matter who they are. ❤
That's the way how some people in India express their love to the little ones.
They treat you guys like their own child it's a way of expressing their love and affection
Pinching cheeks usually hurts kids. That's why in India it's more common to touch the cheek than pull it.
@@perfectsid333 it's not pulling pulling bud. People just feel it and kiss to show affection.
Please don't touch other kids
@@blitzkriegedvanhauten5261 I have seen a 70 year old Indian man pulled to court by an Australian lady for touching her 5 year old daughter. The man was new to that country and thought of showing his affection. But mom didn't understand the cultural differences and the man was warned by the judge and fined
It's a way to express love here in India
A beautiful tradition.
I hate it even tho I’m an Indian
Best way. Just ....maintain distance from foreigners ....if we do good things they also feel disrespect
@tikamuchhubro making fake account just to hate Indians😭😭get a life
@tikamuchhu just like your existence
As an Indian that is a blessing and also they feel cute 🥰 and that is our sign language to tell in a cute way to any of the children
They express the love and blessing for the child.It’s a sweet gesture
It's a Indian way to express love towards child and gave him warm love.
It’s a kiss on the cheek for baby’s cuteness without actually having a stranger coming up and putting their grimey lips on the baby.
It is hygenic way for kissing and showing love ...
Why couldn't these lovely parents figure it out themselves ? It is so clearly a kiss, one step closer than a 'flying' or a 'softly blown' kiss from one's palm. I think they asked this question just to elicit more likes and responses from viewers.
@@sandeep.sharma. In their countries its frowned upon if you walk over to random child just to show affection in any way… its just matter of different cultures… here it’s pretty normal
@Utkarsh Pandey ha ha. i understand that. i just wanted to point out that 'naive question' they posted was a clickbait, aimed at getting gullible indian viewers to fall for, and increase channel-viewer bonding. this couple is just seeking digital slaves, by posting human-hooking content.
@@sandeep.sharma. true
This is a way of showing love and affection to the little child.
Its kind of saying that the "baby is so sweet. He/she touched my heart. God bless him/her".
Instead of directly placing your lips on the baby's cheeks, which is infectious, they pull the cheek and kiss their own fingers which is equivalent of placing your lips on the cheeks.❤
This is the CUTEST thing I’ve ever heard of💕💕💕💕
Yeah better than spreading herpes.
Came here to write this ... Thanks for giving the right answer
true👍
Yes, exactly, and men don't want to poke the baby skin with the unshaved beard
That means, they are kissing your child's cheeks, without directly kissing them with their lips. It is a hygienic way of showing their love and saying - "oh, how cute he is!!".
It is their way of admiring your child and complementing you 😊.
Indians take the kid's cuteness and show their affections towards his parents 😊
This is the expression of loving kid or young with great affection.
It's an indirect kiss on his cheek. They're very loving people
😂. What a delusional person you are
Every parent is protective over their child and we just like to do that as an indirect kiss on the cheek because some parents don’t like their child being kissed
This is 💯
True. Most of the people think it is unhygienic to kiss a child with lips. This way they are not kissing directly
Yes
I love it when people from out sides of india get excited over little indian things that we do every day 😂❤
its basically an indirect kiss to the kiddo and also a way of blessing the kid out of love
It means your kid is so cute that they don’t want any bad eye to fall on him when they express their love towards him .
@Leena Jose
"It means your kid [...] love towards him"
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'Bad eye', 'evil eye' is nothing but superstition.
@@yevodee4024 kudos to u
@@yevodee4024 no its not. According to multiple religions and beliefs it is true. We also wear “kajol” when we are babies to avoid the evil eye. It is a true thing and many people believe it, so no need to force your belief onto others.
@Jerry Louis with The Thickness
"yeah but whether it's superstition or not is completely irrelevant. No one's talking about the scientific legitimacy of it 😂"
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Apparently you haven't come across Hindu Tan-Tanaatanis (AND people of other religions also) trying to show their superstitious beliefs a being 'scientific'.
@@farhanayasminakhtar4346
"no its not. According to multiple religions and beliefs it is true [...] so no need to force your belief onto others."
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I am not forcing my beliefs on to others... that is something that religious people do.
I am merely pointing to the FACT that 'bad eye', 'evil eye' is a SUPERSTITION.
Your drawing upon religions shows where you stand with your SUPERSTITIONS.
I am not expecting you to accept the FACT, because you have every right to keep misleading yourself (as long as you do not mislead others).
It's the way the elderly people express their love towards the kids.. ❤
Gowrie, your explanation is the best.
They are pampering your child and showing love towards him as their own son ❤
That’s Indian way of showing lots of love for the kids as their cheeks are soft and delicate so it’s a way to be delicate with them but not to hurt them.
It's actually a really lovely way of expressing affection to a child who you don't know well, it does the job while keeping boundaries
In Indian it's a polite way of expressing the love for an adorable child and along with blessings.
Yes 👍
It's shows they find the kid adorable and they show love for kids...that's it pure love
It’s an Indian way to express love compassion for kids, I’m not even kid now but my parents still does this to me ❤
Its an Indian way of expressing heartiest love and blessings ❤😊
In a way, it's just an emotion to show how much they love and adore the child without being up, close and personal and thus, stopping the transfer of germs, bacteria and infections to the child (if you were to actually kiss/peck the child on the cheek directly, that is).
It's Indian way of showing emotions without trespassing the personal boundaries ☺️
Symbol of expressing love and affection towards a kid eventhough you are know or unknown.
Yea they treat them like calf 🇮🇳❤️JAI HINDU U
That's just the way our people admire the kids and bless them :)
This is Indian way to express there love and emotions
I am an Indian so I do know why people do this..... the most reason is people give blessings to their children the way they did to your child ,and it is a kind of gesture to show your love for the newborn and wish him a healthy and happy life...
True.. 🙏
Well what??? Blessings haha. Please don't make everything spiritual
@@enfreezeIt's a gesture of Love, Care & Blessings.. Someone else's love and blessings don't need your validation..
raise cows too
@@liloistheendiahater All hail gau-mata🐮🐂
It's the equivalent of a flying kiss 😘 We're polite enough to not plant a smooch on his cheeks but he's too cute to not kiss at all so that's a good substitute 😂
Can't think of a better explanation😂❤🎉
This is the right answer too👍🏼
Perfect explanation
1st School in British is started in 1811, We INDIAN civilized British to educate Childrens in GURUKULs, which we are doing since 17000 years
Its a way of showing Love and affection towards a child in INDIA ❤❤
It's done not to step or break boundaries but still give love and affection towards child emphasize the point that the child is adorable..
It simply means that they adored and loved the baby😊
Its like a virtual kiss. Its like not crossing the boundaries but showing the love.
This is just a Indian way of showing love and embrace good luck to kids or loved ones.
It means adorable. Admirable. Cherish able. Precious . Pampering . Fondling.
In India our elderly people shows their pure love towards younger specially toddlers ☺
By giving them free co du cake 🎂😊
It’s gesture to bless and love the pure soul of kid without being making kid uncomfortable
Face is the index of mind. Child's mind is pure and full of joy and happiness. Indians touch and kiss is the expression of love and blessings.
Children are cute, innocent and gods gift. To show love , we Indians touch the cheeks and share kiss and give god blessings 😊
Just a way of admiring the child's cuteness with a gentle touch ,we Indians !
It's an indirect kiss😅
🖤
It’s unconditional love for the kids aur evn for adults given by elders … only love and blessings
Indian way of loving and saying the kid is cute.
Mom , dad or mainly our grandparents do that to us when we were kids.. also at a very young age like new born or below 1,1.5 yr everyone is restricted to go and kiss the kid for hygiene as well as rashes issues so they use this gesture to show their love grabbing the cheek with soft hands....
Ahh explained perfectly 🖤 thank you ☺️
This is the real reason... hygiene and some parents might not like strangers kissing their baby...so it's a gesture of affection or liking
@@parttimetravellingfamily also in some part it is also a way of blessing..
Yes, this is the real reason, and I do it to and so did my parents and all the elders in my family
My grandma used to kiss my hands too. That's our way of expressing love and elders do give blessing while doing so.
Indians adore kids a lot. ❤
They find ur kid cute that's the way Indians express how they feel when they look at something cute
It's a way of giving the blessing and giving their love.
Symbol of affection towards the kid.
It's hard to describe... In one word it's pure luv n affection towards the strangers...
It is a sign to adore someone & give love
They showing their love and blessings to kid
Indian loves child.. If we saw any child we Express love like this way.. This is the hygienic way to love child by Indian Culture ❤
It’s like how western ppl blow a flying kiss. It’s just a sign of adoring a kid or even an adult- definitely a loving gesture
Indians show their love in this way. And kids r same for everyone❤
It's a gesture of affection. It is also better than to get too close to the child and make it uncomfortable. It's like a flying kiss😊
It doesn't mean anything except love.
An affectionate gesture
It's gesture of love towards kids in INDIA
Act of love and cuteness of the child and bless the child.
We just can’t resist if we see small kids, we just pamper them. Kids needs to be pampered until certain age. It’s a gentle kiss.
Even at 30 yrs too
That's a sheer feeling of elatedness Indians feel when they find a kid precious and adorable.... That's symbolic of wishing him/her all good in life...
It’s a sign of affection and love towards small babies. In rural areas or country side this is done often. ❤
It's a blessing, we indian do that. We believe touch is very important to show your emotions. Elders bless like this to kids like that
Kids are divine. its a way of expressing one's deep sense of love and apreciation they feel within❤
Its Indian kiss to express love and affection to unkown chid 😊😍🥰
This is the blessing for kids in a affectionate way.
My mom came to America first time, we took her to some place that happened to have a lot of tiny kids. She couldn’t control herself and started doing that cheek to kiss thingy, we tried to tell her that may not be ok here, but she still went around, did an air-pinch of the cheeks and kissed every kid there. Fortunately people saw her innocence and delight and didn’t mind it at all.
with this gesture, we as Indians gave Blessing & express love to our juniors
You forgot about calfs too 🐮
@@liloistheendiahater Steak is burning
It shows love and affection for the child ❤️
That is a distanced kiss for baby ❤Indians don't get too close to babies unless it is from own family. Its just showing love to the baby.
All kids have to go through that kind of love in india...specially when you go visiting your relatives every summer or winter.