World Prematurity Day
World Prematurity Day highlights the challenges of premature birth, advocating for better neonatal care, family support, and research to improve outcomes for preemies.
World Prematurity Day highlights the challenges of premature birth, advocating for better neonatal care, family support, and research to improve outcomes for preemies.
World Children’s Day highlights the need to protect children's rights, improve their welfare, and ensure access to education and healthcare for all children worldwide.
For many families, the return of the elf signals the start of a countdown to Christmas filled with creative setups and playful scenarios.
Whether you're shopping for a child or donating to a holiday toy drive, Safe Toys & Gifts Month is a reminder to always think about safety first.
Celebrate Santa’s List Day on 4th December by writing letters to Santa, checking whether you’re on the naughty or nice list, and spreading holiday cheer!
UNICEF Day for Change shines a light on 11th December, empowering children and communities to make a positive difference in the lives of the most vulnerable. Unlike some initiatives, UNICEF Day for Change falls on the same date each year, rallying supporters worldwide to come together and take action for children's rights and well-being.
Winnie the Pooh Day takes place on the 18th of January every year and is a charming tribute to one of the most beloved characters in children’s literature.
National Storytelling Week starts on the last Saturday of January every year to celebrate the age-old art of storytelling.
Lego Day takes place on the 28th of January every year, celebrating the iconic Lego bricks.
National Puzzle Day takes place on the 29th of January every year and is dedicated to the enjoyment and benefits of puzzles of all kinds.
Dr Seuss Day takes place on the 2nd of March every year, to celebrate the incredible impact of Dr Seuss's work on children's literature and education.
Children's Mental Health Week takes place in the first week of February, a vital campaign focused on raising awareness about the importance of children and young people's mental health.
NSPCC Number Day takes place on the first Friday of February every year, a nationwide event organized by the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC) in the UK. This day combines fun, educational math activities with the important goal of raising funds and awareness for the protection of children.
International Childhood Cancer Day takes place on the 15th of February every year. It's a global campaign to raise awareness about childhood cancer and to express support for children and adolescents with cancer, the survivors, and their families.
International Tug of War Day brings people together in friendly competition and camaraderie on the 19th of February each year. This spirited celebration transcends borders and cultures, uniting communities in the timeless tradition of tug of war. Whether you're pulling for fun or vying for victory, this day is a testament to the strength, teamwork, and sheer joy of participating in this age-old pastime.
Tell A Fairy Tale Day takes place on the 26th of February every year. It's a magical day dedicated to the ancient tradition of storytelling, particularly the enchanting world of fairy tales.
Pokémon Day takes place on the 27th of February every year, marking the anniversary of the beloved franchise that has captured the hearts of millions worldwide. This day commemorates the original release of the Pokémon games in Japan in 1996.
Mario Day leaps into action on the 10th of March each year (Mar10 resembling Mario), celebrating one of the most iconic characters in video game history.
International School Meals Day brings attention to the importance of nutritious school meals in promoting child health, well-being, and learning.
Young Carers Action Day is celebrated every year in mid-March, shining a spotlight on the invaluable contributions and challenges faced by young carers around the world. It's a day dedicated to raising awareness about the vital role young carers play in providing care and support for family members or friends who have illnesses, disabilities, or other care needs.
Red Nose Day is a day dedicated to using the power of comedy to tackle serious issues and create positive change in the world. During Comic Relief/Red Nose Day, individuals, communities, and organizations come together to raise awareness and funds for various charitable causes, both locally and globally.
