Upsy Daisy Day
June 8, Sunday
Origin of the holiday
The holiday was created in 2003 by Stephanie West Allen, an American lawyer and advocate of positive psychology. The goal of Upsy Daisy Day was to inspire people to start each day with a smile and gratitude for life.
What does the expression “Upsy Daisy” mean
The phrase “upsy daisy” (or “oops-a-daisy”) is a playful, comforting expression often said when a child falls or when someone is getting up. It symbolizes lightness, support, and kindness, especially in difficult or awkward situations.
How Upsy Daisy Day is celebrated
* Start the day with gratitude and a positive mindset
* Give compliments to others and express good intentions
* Share kind stories and jokes
* Practice morning routines such as meditation, breathing exercises, or affirmations
* Send good day wishes to friends and loved ones
Significance of the holiday
Upsy Daisy Day helps people reflect on the mindset they bring to a new day. It reminds that even in tough circumstances, one can make an effort to choose a smile, kind words, and lightness of spirit.
Conclusion
Upsy Daisy Day is a day to lift yourself up — physically and emotionally — and inspire those around you toward kindness and joy. It teaches to appreciate simple moments, be a support for others, and start the day with the best you can give yourself and the world.