May 5 is Children's Day in Japan
You may not live in Japan, but that doesn't mean you can't participate. All you have to do is dedicate this day to doing something with your kids, or your nieces and nephews, or your friends' kids.
Take them to a park, or to the movies. Take them on a drive. Tell them a special story. Read them a new book. Do something with and for them.
Let them know that they are special.
Let them feel your love.
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Very nice!
I think it's a great national holiday-no school for the kids and no work for many adults. Just a day for you and your kids. Or your friends' kids, etc.
It's such a nice idea. We have a similar day in Canada now. It started about 10 years ago. It's called Family Day and it's on a Monday in Feb.. This gives everybody a long weekend. :)
That's nice. I like the idea of a designated family day. Thanks for sharing.
Oh, my son has been sick since two days ago. I miss him and I definitely will read him a story book after I get off work. I've resteemed this post for him. I didn't know this info. In Taiwan, it is April 4. Very interesting number coincidence. 44 and 55.
That's interesting. Japan's day was adopted from China hundreds of years ago, and there is a reason that it is the fifth day of the fifth month, but I don't really understand the explanation that I was given-a mix of word play, old beliefs, and the lunar calendar.