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An Upsherin is the traditional "first haircut" ceremony held on a boy's third birthday. This ceremony marks the start of the child's formal education and is highlighted by leaving payot and the child starting to wear a kipah and tzitzit.

The Deed: The Upsherin

A Video Primer for a Boy's First Haircut

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December 17, 2009
Thank G-d for Chabad ,it helps Jews who while growing up missed some of the info
dan
la, ca
November 28, 2009
An Upsherin
What a beautiful, moving, custom.
May G-d continue to bless the Jewish people!!!
Carolyn Kidd
Eastlake, Ohio
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