Do protestants make their first communion?

In general, Protestants do not have a sacrament specifically called "First Communion" as seen in the Catholic Church. Instead, many Protestant denominations practice communion (or the Lord's Supper) as a regular part of worship, often emphasizing it as a communal meal rather than a sacramental rite tied to age or specific milestones. The approach to communion varies widely among Protestant groups, with some practicing open communion for all believers and others having specific requirements for participation.