2023-06-01 09:04:17
Today it’s all about the offspring: June 1st is International Children’s Day.
But where does Children’s Day actually come from and why is it celebrated? Read here everything about the history and meaning of Children’s Day and why it is celebrated on three days annually.
History of Children’s Day
Where does Children’s Day actually come from?
As a result of the Geneva World Conference in 1925, many governments established a Children’s Day for the welfare of children.
International Children’s Day was introduced in 1950 and celebrated intensively ever since in the GDR. June 1st was associated with gifts and events for the children. Parents gave their children attention, sweets and toys. Celebrations were celebrated in schools and daycare centers.
In other countries such as China or the USA, June 1st is also considered Children’s Day.
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Meaning of Children’s Day
There is women’s day, men’s day – of course there should be a children’s day too!
Why do we celebrate Children’s Day? The goals of Children’s Day are to strengthen children’s rights, promote friendships among children and the public commitment of governments to support the United Nations Children’s Fund.
Children’s Day is celebrated three times a year
When does Children’s Day take place? There is no consistent date.
In many Central and Eastern European countries, International Children’s Day is celebrated on June 1st. World Children’s Day is also celebrated on September 20th, and many countries organize festivals and events on both days.
The United Nations also celebrates International Children’s Rights Day on November 20th. The Convention on the Rights of the Child was adopted on this day in 1989. Many countries have also joined this day to celebrate children.
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