I don't think we have any special tradition. When we welcome a baby, it's with a "baby shower." You invite your family and friends so they give you some presents for your baby before he/she is born. There are many games, for example roleplaying games, guessing the belly diameter, and guessing the gifts. There is also food, music and dance. But I'm not sure if people have been celebrating during Covid, because it could be dangerous for both the birth parent and the child.

A healthy relationship is mainly built on two pillars: compassion and cordiality. If these things are present, then I think everything will be all right. These two concepts encompass care, love, mutual support, cooperation, kindness and sharing. If we keep these two concepts in sight, we can build good relationships with everyone in our lives. The concept of "humanity" encourages us not to be aggressive with others or to be selfish in ways that harm others.

I bought a set of three lip balms at Walmart last Sunday but when I opened it up earlier, I noticed that one of them was a different brand. I guess someone returned it to Walmart after he/she replaced a real one with a fake one. I should have checked before I bought it.

I agree with Neil and Jonathan - I almost always say "my co-worker."