Great Gifts For Parents On National Parents Day

 

National Parents' Day honors all parents on the fourth Sunday in July with participation from citizens, educational institutions federal holidays.

What is National Parents' Day?

National Parents' Day was established on March 10, 2000 to promote parental involvement in the education of children. The day is also an opportunity to honor parents who give of their time and energy to nurture the youth. According to Webster's dictionary, parenting means "the action or process of raising a child to adulthood". Thus, on National Parents' Day, you can show your parents how much you appreciate them by treating them special. How to celebrate National Parents' Day The day is celebrated on a single day in the U.S. (for 24 hours only). If your parents do not live with you, you can show your love and appreciation for them by doing some good deeds, such as donate food or clothes to food pantries and make monetary donations.

How to celebrate National Parents' Day

1. Last week, President Trump issued a proclamation recognizing the significance of National Parents' Day. The administration wants to encourage more celebration of the day by observing it as a federal holiday. A week ago, Congress designated the fourth Sunday of July as "National Parents' Day." As a result, this Sunday is National Parents' Day. 2. According to a poll by CNN/ORC last year, 80 percent of Americans believe parenting is very important. 3. Few people know the origin of the name National Parents' Day. In 1926, a school librarian named Mildred Krebs in Covington, Georgia, started a campaign to promote the holiday and build support in her community. 4.

What are some gifts for parents for National Parents' Day?

Doesn't matter if you are a step-parent, or even a birth parent, either way you are an important and integral part of your kids' lives. If you are planning to celebrate National Parents' Day, here are some ideas: Volunteer in your local schools. Your children will remember your time spent volunteering and the lasting effect it had on them. Attend a community event. Take your kids along to support your local organizations. Help with the charity drive at the grocery store or a bake sale. Send your kids out to sell tickets to help collect the donations needed. Support your local schools. Volunteer to help with student organizations. Your children will be inspired by your involvement. Support your local youth sports organization.