Pink Shirt Day
Be the one who stands up for kindness and respect. Together, we can make a difference and create a world without bullying.
- Canada
- New Zealand
- United States
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National days and holidays tagged with Children
National Eat Ice Cream for Breakfast Day
Savoring frozen delights at sunrise to honor young fighters, uniting with sweet compassion for a vital cause.
- Australia
- Canada
- New Zealand
- and 2 more
National Children’s Dental Health Month
Maintaining those young smiles, preventing cavities, and fostering lifelong oral wellness, a crucial aspect of overall child development.
- United States
International Day for Street Children
Each year on this day, people all around the world come together to observe the International Day for Street Children. This special day highlights the lives and rights of millions of children who rely on the streets for their survival. The aim is to make sure that their rights and...
- Bangladesh
- Brazil
- India
- and 6 more
National Pediatric Transplant Week
Each year, thousands of children across the world benefit from the life-saving medical intervention that comes through organ donation. But the list of those in need of organ donors is long and these younger patients often have to wait for a great deal of time for matches because of complex...
- United States
Toddle Waddle
The Toddle Waddle could be the cutest fundraising walking event ever. This yearly walking is a spectacle unlike any other. Why? Because it is aimed at parents and children under five. Watching the Toddle Waddle, you’ll undoubtedly see some children confidently strolling along. However, you’ll also witness cute younger ones...
- United Kingdom
Absolutely Incredible Kid Day®
Absolutely Incredible Kid Day® takes a special place in our calendars as a day dedicated to uplifting the spirits of young people. This unique celebration, which takes place every third Thursday in March, encourages adults to express their admiration and support for the kids in their lives. Whether through letters...
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- United States
Have a Heart Day
Have a Heart Day is a special event that focuses on promoting the well-being and rights of First Nations children in Canada. At its core, it asks a simple question with a not-so-simple answer: what would it look like if every child could count on the same standard of care...
- Canada
- International
- United Kingdom
- and 1 more
National Potty Dance Day
National Potty Dance Day is a cheeky, relatable celebration of a very specific human experience: the urgent wiggle performed when the bathroom is needed immediately. It takes a moment that is usually private, slightly frantic, and a little ridiculous, and turns it into something people can laugh about together. At its...
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- United States
No Limits for Deaf Children Day
No Limits for Deaf Children Day celebrates the strength, curiosity, and big dreams of deaf children. It is a reminder that deafness does not place a ceiling on a child’s potential. With accessible communication, high expectations, and supportive communities, deaf children can thrive in school, friendships, sports, the arts, and...
- United States
World Care Day
The planet’s largest celebration of children currently in foster care or who have had a foster care experience, World Care Day seeks to raise awareness about the continual need for quality care while increasing opportunities to hear the voices of these children. How to Celebrate World Care Day Looking for ideas...
- Australia
- Canada
- International
- and 2 more
White House Easter Egg Roll
The White House Easter Egg Roll is a long-standing and cherished Easter Monday tradition for adults and children alike. This annual event is full of history and festivity. It’s a day when the President’s staff invites families from around the United States to participate in an egg-rolling race. The atmosphere is...
- United States
More national days and holidays tagged with Children
National Apology Day
A dark chapter of Australia's history where Indigenous children were taken from their families and adopted out to non-Indigenous families.
- Australia
Children with Alopecia Day
Children with Alopecia Day brings attention to young lives touched by sudden hair loss. A child might wake up to find clumps on the pillow or notice a new bare patch while brushing their hair. Sometimes it starts as a single spot; other times it moves quickly, changing eyebrows, eyelashes...
- United States
Blue Umbrella Day
Blue Umbrella Day marks a global effort to focus attention on safeguarding boys and young men from sexual violence. This awareness moment brings together people who care and fosters open conversation. It highlights that boys also face abuse and deserve strong support. It invites listeners everywhere to join a movement...
- Bangladesh
- Cambodia
- Guatemala
- and 8 more
Read Across America Week
Read Across America Week, celebrated from March 2nd to 6th each year, lights up the country with the joy of reading. This special week kicks off on the birthday of Dr. Seuss, a beloved children's author. It marks a nationwide push to encourage the love of reading. It's not just...
- United States
World Read Aloud Day
Sharing stories with spoken words, weaving tales that come to life through the voice, and creating a cozy connection between listener and narrative.
- Australia
- Canada
- International
- and 2 more
Global School Play Day
Global School Play Day celebrates the power of play in education by pressing pause on packed schedules and giving children something that can feel surprisingly rare: time to play simply because play matters. It’s a shared, global reminder that learning isn’t built only through lessons and worksheets, but also through...
- Canada
- International
- Jamaica
- and 2 more
National Only Child Day
Unique individuals, navigating life's journey without siblings, embracing independence and forming distinctive perspectives along the way.
- United States
International Day of the Unborn Child
The International Day of the Unborn Child is a significant observance held every year on March 25. This day highlights the value and dignity of unborn children and aims to foster a culture that respects all human life from conception. This date aligns with the Feast of the Annunciation, making it...
- Argentina
- International
- Philippines
- and 1 more
Dream Big Day
Discover how Dream Big Day inspires children to explore passions, broaden horizons, and build skills for a more inclusive, opportunity-filled future.
- United Kingdom
National Skipping Day
National Skipping Day is a bright, bouncy reminder that fitness does not have to come with a whistle and a clipboard. It invites kids and grown-ups alike to grab a rope, clear a little space, and rediscover a classic playground skill that still holds up as an honest-to-goodness workout. At its...
- United Kingdom
National Tooth Fairy Day
Have you heard of the little visitor who brings treats to kids while they sleep? She's sparkly, sneaky, and always on the hunt for lost teeth!
- Australia
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- and 1 more
Wear a Star Day
Wear a Star Day invites people to wear a simple star as a quiet sign of remembrance for children who are no longer here. Some were lost during pregnancy, others shortly after birth, and some in early childhood. It is not about making grief public or asking anyone to share...
- United States
National Teenager Day
Being a teenager means navigating a whirlwind of changes, often all at once. National Teenager Day celebrates this unique stretch of life, when opinions sharpen, identities take shape, and the world starts to feel bigger and more complicated. It highlights both the joys and the challenges teens face while making...
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- United States
National Give Kids a Smile Day
Ensuring little ones sport bright smiles by nurturing their toothy grins, it's about fostering habits that keep those pearly whites shining.
- United States
Alloimmunization and HDFN Day
Exploring the intricate dance of immune responses, where the body orchestrates a fascinating defense against certain challenges.
- Australia
- Canada
- International
- and 2 more
Red Hand Day
Illuminating the plight of young lives ensnared in conflict, advocating for awareness about the use of child soldiers.
- France
- Germany
- International
- and 1 more
Teach Your Daughter to Volunteer Day
Teach Your Daughter to Volunteer Day encourages families to invite girls into real-world kindness, not as a one-time good deed, but as a skill that grows with practice. It spotlights the simple idea that service is something people learn by doing, and that kids absorb values best when they see...
- United States
Childhelp National Day of Hope
From the nonprofit Childhelp, this day is dedicated to the plight facing many children around the world: the devastating effects of neglect and abuse.
- United States
International Playdate Day
A cherished occasion when the youngest among us gather, fostering friendships, sharing laughter, and building the bonds that shape their world.
- Australia
- Canada
- International
- and 2 more
Read to Your Child Day
Read to Your Child Day is a lively celebration that encourages parents to spend quality time reading to their children. This special day underscores the joy and importance of sharing stories. Reading together not only enhances children's language skills but also strengthens the bond between parents and children. It's a...
- United States
National Children’s Craft Day
Kids' creative hands, turning odds and ends into masterpieces, filling homes with colorful, quirky treasures that capture their boundless imagination.
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- United States
Purple Up! Day
Celebrating unity and support by donning purple in solidarity with children whose parents serve in the military.
- United States
Safety Pup Day
Safety Pup Day is a fun and educational event focused on teaching children how to stay safe. Through interactive activities, kids learn important safety tips. The day features a lovable dog mascot, Safety Pup, which makes learning about safety more enjoyable and memorable for children. Safety Pup Day also involves parents...
- Canada
- United States
Elmo’s Birthday
That little furry red monster, always bringing laughter and life lessons to kids, making learning an adventure.
- Australia
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- and 1 more
National Lemonade Day
Warm weather means lots of good things—but it also means more thirst! Quench it with one of the world’s most refreshing drinks, the ever-popular lemonade.
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- United States
Take Down Tobacco National Day of Action
Informing young people about tobacco dangers sparks healthier choices, shielding futures from addictive pitfalls with knowledge empowerment.
- United States
Reading Is Funny Day
By reading books of riddles, jokes, and comedy, help kids see how reading can be just as fun and funny (if not moreso) as video games, tv, or the internet.
- Canada
- International
- United Kingdom
- and 1 more
Kid Inventors’ Day
These young minds are like mini scientists, creating ingenious solutions to everyday problems with their boundless curiosity and creativity.
- Australia
- Canada
- United Kingdom
- and 1 more
World Orphan Week
The resilience of children who have lost their parents is truly inspiring. Despite challenges, they can still find hope and joy in life.
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