what is on the 6th day of christmas

The sixth day of Christmas is traditionally associated with the "six geese a-laying." This refers to the custom of giving gifts of poultry, particularly geese, during the Twelve Days of Christmas. It's believed that this tradition originated from the story of the three wise men, who brought gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the baby Jesus. In some cultures, it's also believed that the six geese represent the six days of creation.