National Parents’ Day

July 27, Sunday

National Parents’ Day is a holiday dedicated to recognizing and honoring the role of parents in the lives of children and society as a whole.

History of the holiday
National Parents’ Day was established in the United States in 1994, when Congress officially designated the fourth Sunday of July as a day to express gratitude to parents for their love, support, and upbringing. The holiday was signed into law by President Bill Clinton and has been celebrated annually since then.

Significance of the holiday
This day emphasizes the importance of family values and the recognition of parents' efforts in raising children. It aims to strengthen family bonds and promote harmonious relationships within families.

Traditions of the holiday
On this day, it is customary to:
– give parents flowers, cards, and gifts;
– hold family gatherings and dinners;
– express gratitude and love through words and actions;
– organize special events in schools and community organizations;
– spread awareness about the importance of parental support and upbringing.

Interesting facts
– National Parents’ Day complements holidays like Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, uniting them into a shared celebration of parents.
– The holiday recognizes all types of parents, including adoptive and guardian figures.
– Similar holidays exist in various countries, though dates and customs may differ.

Conclusion
National Parents’ Day is a wonderful occasion to pause and thank those who play a key role in our development and lives, and to remind ourselves of the importance of family bonds and love.

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National Parents’ Day in other years

2022 July 24, Sunday
2023 July 23, Sunday
2024 July 28, Sunday
2026 July 26, Sunday

National Parents’ Day in other countries