In Jain Dharma, birth-related rituals are generally family and sect-based customs, not one fixed compulsory ritual for all.

Common Jain birth practices include:

• Mangal path / prarthana for the well-being of the mother and child
• Sutak / impurity observance in some traditions after birth
• Navajat shishu raksha: keeping the newborn in a clean, शांत, and hygienic environment
• Naamkaran sanskar: naming ceremony
• Dharmic blessings from elders, साधु-साध्वी, or knowledgeable family members
• Jinendra bhakti: chanting Navkar Mantra and offering prayers for the child’s health and purity
• Feeding and care with ahimsa: keeping the home and conduct as non-violent and pure as possible

Important Jain principle:

• The main focus is ahimsa, purity, gratitude, and auspicious thought.
• Jainism does not stress elaborate birth rites as essential salvation practices; right conduct is more important.

In some Jain families, the naming ceremony may include:

• Navkar Mantra
• Aarti
• Stavan / stuti
• Choosing a name with auspicious meaning

If you want, I can give you the Jain naming ceremony steps or post-birth customs in Jain tradition in a simple format.