How do Sikhs celebrate children becoming adults?

Sikhs celebrate the transition of children into adulthood primarily through the "Amrit Sanskar" or initiation ceremony, where individuals, usually around the age of 18, receive Amrit (sugar water) and commit to the Sikh faith. This ceremony symbolizes spiritual rebirth and the acceptance of the responsibilities and values of Sikhism. Families often host gatherings and celebrations following the ceremony, reinforcing community ties and sharing the joyous occasion with loved ones. Additionally, milestones such as birthdays may also be celebrated with special prayers and community service.