Peucicap custom is usually done on the seventh day of the baby born, which is accompanied by cuko ok (shaving hair) and naming the baby. Peucicap event is done by smearing honey on the baby's lips accompanied by prayer and hope with words so that the baby will grow up to be a pious child, devoted to both parents, religion, nusa and nation.
During the 44 days of birth, many infant mothers undergo abstinations. He must remain in the tool, should not go around let alone out of the house. Could not drink that much, rice eaten also without goulash and side dishes. Likewise with food that peda-spicy is strictly prohibited. During the abstinence, the baby's mother is always warmed with embers that remain beside or under her bed. The period of abstinence inu called madeung.
To keep the body and stomach of the new mother gave birth not stretched and to stay slim, done the traditional way with toet bateei (heating the stone). Stone burned and then in dressing with cloth and placed on the belly of a new woman gave birth. The warmth or heat from this rock will heat the newly born body fat after a period of abstinence will remain slim.
After the makeup period is over, the baby's mother will be bathed by a midwife who takes care of her with water mixed with kruet bran slices (belly lime). This bathing event is called manoe peu ploh peut, which takes a bath after 44 days of the future. On this day her father-in-law will come bring yellow pulut rice, grilled chicken, and ingredients for peusijuek ro blood (out of blood) daughter-in-law at the time of childbirth.