National Kids Take Over the Kitchen Day
Involve your kids in cooking and meal prep to teach them valuable lessons about making food…and hopefully to give yourself a break from all the cooking.
National Son and Daughter Day
There's nothing quite like seeing a little you running around and causing mischief. Watching them grow up is an adventure!
International Childfree Day
Flip the script on “parent of the year” by nominating or voting for a male and female “non-parent” of the year, sponsored by the National Organization for Non-Parents.
National Middle Child Day
Living in the shadow of your older siblings, competing for attention with your younger…Middle Child Day is a well-deserved day all about those middle kids.
National Wiggle Your Toes Day
Trade your cramping, stuffy trainers and dress shoes for sandals, or walk barefoot in the sand or grass to give your toes some well-deserved wiggle room.
National Lazy Day
There's nothing like taking a break from the hustle and bustle of life. Give yourself permission to unwind and enjoy the moment!
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.
National Tell A Story Day
Join a library or group for a reading, crack open a book to read to friends or family, or make up a story of your own to entertain and spend quality time together.
National Teach Your Children to Save Day
Teaching your kid how to handle money could be the difference between a stressful and difficult life, and a comfortable one. Take some time to set them up.
National Mother Goose Day
Nursery rhymes and fairy tales like Mother Goose have proven to help kids read, think, and be better, so tell some stories on National Mother Goose Day.
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.
No Homework Day
Rejoice! Studies show that homework can be ineffective or even counterproductive to learning, so take the day off and enjoy other activities on No Homework Day.
School Principals’ Day
Organize an event or write a card to show your appreciation for the educators that run our schools. School principals work hard to make kids’ lives and educations better.
National School Nurse Day
They heal and comfort, make decisions about your child’s health, and more. Thank your child’s school nurse for their kindness, care, and hard work.
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!
Take Your Child To The Library Day
Introducing your little one to shelves of adventures, where curious minds and colorful pages meet in the cozy haven of books.
National 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.
Baby Day
Visit your friends with children, read about parenting if you’re considering having your own little ones, or even volunteer at a daycare or other baby-centric event.
Celebration of Life Day
Nothing beats watching your child's face light up with joy as you create lasting memories with them, carving out precious moments that will last a lifetime.
National Stepfamily Day
Even if they weren’t there at birth, stepfamilies can be as much your family as birth families. Let your stepfamily know you love them, and spend time together.
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National Go Fishing Day
Fly fishing, worm fishing, boating or wading…whatever your preference, get yourself up and out early to catch yourself the biggest fish you can.
National Catfish Day
Cook up some catfish at home, visit a catfish festival, or find a local restaurant serving this tasty fish to make the most of National Catfish Day.
