International holidays - Daughter's Day

Nepotism develops in each home in its own way, but society requires certain traditional, family and related holidays: this is how Father's Day, Mother's Day, Sons' Day, and Siblings' Day appeared The turn has come to my daughter’s day Traditionally, daughter's day is celebrated all over the world on April 25th This is probably due to spring, flowering, a joyful mood, the awakening of solar warmth and natural greenery and grace in most countries In general, almost all women's holidays fall in the spring months, probably due to the tender attitude towards the beautiful representatives of humanity What is Daughter's Day for? - a question that rarely arises among families with daughters The joy and happiness that the birth of a child brings to a family is indescribable; the birth of a girl brings special tenderness and peace to the family The daughter is the future keeper of the home, the mother’s main assistant in family matters The affection, tenderness, and care that a father feels and shows towards his daughter can never be compared with anything How many kind and pleasant words mothers and fathers say to their little girls, how much warmth they give them Raising daughters has always been different from raising sons According to the traditions of our society, a future man needs rigor and discipline, while girls receive love, tenderness and affection In a word, the appearance of such a day, its selection among other days of the year, is quite obvious So, on April 25, Daughter's Day is celebrated all over the world On this day, it is customary to raise topical problems of girls’ adolescence, of course, in the family, issues of education are raised every day, but on April 25, you can organize some cross-sections of the child’s knowledge, framing them as a game, in order to clarify the area of ​​​​knowledge of girls and girls in various issues of life and their own development This will contribute to family unity, the emergence of a trusting atmosphere between parents and daughters, which often becomes “covered with cracks” during the teenage, difficult period of a child’s life