NATIONAL CHILDREN DAY 2022, 2023

American National Children’s Day is observed on the second Sunday in June, temporarily rewinding time.

#NationalChildrensDay recognises the children in our lives by encouraging us to slow down, switch off the technology, and put our priorities back in order. One day may not be sufficient, but utilising it as a chance to change the way our family lives may be a crucial step in a child’s development.

The people in their life are looked up to by children for leadership. Despite having distinct identities, they grow as people when they interact with people like you and me.

NATIONAL CHILDREN DAY Observance

Spend time with our kids and cherish them. Take advantage of the chance to spend time with your kids and grandkids. Become determined to:

Create new customs.
Investigate the outside.
Share a family story.
Be imaginative via music or art.
Teach them a fresh concept.
Be receptive to new ideas.
Pay attention to your kids.
Go on an expedition with your kids.
Get rid of your previous habits.
Take advantage of fresh chances with your kids.
Use the hashtag #NationalChildrensDay to post about your family’s travels on social media.

History of National Children’s Day

Children’s Day was established in 1856 by Reverend Dr. Charles Leonard of the Universalist Church of the Redeemer in Chelsea, Massachusetts, as a designated day for child baptisms. At first, he called it Rose Day. President Clinton declared October 8th to be National Children’s Day in 1995. After him came President Bush, who proclaimed the first Sunday in June as National Child’s Day in 2001. National Children’s Day, on the other hand, is often observed on October 8th or the second Sunday in June.