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Jewish tradition calls for parents to wait until after a baby is born to have a baby shower. When the tradition first started, there were many more miscarriages and stillborn births, and it was believed that the grief of a lost child may be compounded by gifts that would go unused from the shower. So, the shower was held after the birth.
