It goes by many different names. The International Day of the Child. The Universal Children’s Day. The National Child Day in individual countries.
However, it doesn’t matter what it’s called. November 20 is a special day for children all over the world.
When it all started
It was almost 55 years ago when the General Assembly of the [...]
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As my nephew is about to celebrate his first birthday, I?ve started to think about all of the parties we?ve held for our boys over the years.
While it can be fun to celebrate your kids? birthdays in a variety of places (trust me, I?ve been to ?em all), my favorite parties are always those spent [...]
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If Mother’s Day rolls around and you’re pregnant – but you don’t have any other children yet – you’ll probably still feel entitled to celebrate. After all, you’re growing a baby inside you, and if that doesn’t make you eligible to get some recognition on Mother’s Day then I’m not sure what does. [...]
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Why do military kids have an entire month dedicated to them? To answer this question, think about all the things that military kids endure:
Their parents have to head out on deployment often, sometimes for months at a time. This means that military kids have to grow up with one or both parents gone a [...]
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Today we are celebrating the International Women?s Day?for the 97th time!
Here are the major milestones of that led to this annual event:
? 1908 -15,000 women marched through New York City to demand for better working conditions and the right to vote.
? 1909 ? The first US National Women?s Day was held on 28 February of [...]
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