Religious upbringing refers to the process by which children are raised in a specific religion or spiritual tradition. This often includes participation in rituals, teachings, and community activities that reflect the beliefs and values of that faith. Parents or guardians typically play a significant role in imparting these teachings, helping children understand their religious identity. Such upbringing can influence various aspects of a child's life, including their moral values, social interactions, and worldview. It may involve attending places of worship, such as churches, mosques, or temples, and celebrating religious holidays. Overall, religious upbringing shapes a child's understanding of spirituality and community.