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Calling all proud mothers and loving fathers: September 25 is National Daughters Day, so it’s time to celebrate and honor the girls and women who bring so much joy to parents’ lives.
Watch the video above to see a father’s emotional reaction to his long-awaited baby Daughter
National Daughters Day was first celebrated in India, where daughters were often less valued than sons and thus given less attention. It was introduced in the United States in the early 2000s to honor the unique bond between parents and their daughters.
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For example, you can celebrate the day in the following ways:
- Spend quality time together. Go shopping, meet for dinner, go for a walk. As long as your daughter is the focus, any activity is time well spent.
- Show your gratitude by telling your daughter how much you love and appreciate her. A simple “I love you” or perhaps a small gift can show her how you feel about her.
- Have a conversation. Family life can sometimes be so hectic that it’s hard to find time to talk, so take a moment to change that by chatting with your daughter and sharing stories and memories of your time together.
- Empower your daughter. Encourage her to pursue her dreams, explore her interests, and believe in herself so she can reach her full potential.
Do you have boys? Check out this cute mother-son moment This single mother prepared the ultimate surprise for her son. See his reaction
Daughters make a huge contribution to family life, bringing unbridled joy with their accomplishments and mere presence. Of course, as a father, I know that it’s not all sunshine and roses, especially as daughters get older and more confident. But no matter how old your “little girl” is, she will always have a special place in your heart.
