Daughter's day is celebrated on 27th September in India. Every year it has a tradition of celebrating the 4th Sunday of September. The International Daughter's Day is being celebrated on September 28. In some countries, it is also celebrated on 25th September, some on October 1. However, the day for the dignity and equality of girls is being celebrated today in countries like USA, UK, Canada and Germany.

Why is It celebrated Doters Day?: There was a tradition of linking the birth of a girl to stigma. In the earlier times, when a boy was a boy, he was given a warm welcome. However, in many parts of the country, even today, daughters are neglected and no attention is given to proper rearing. The tradition of celebrating the Daughters' Day was introduced to wipe out the same ideology. So, awareness against this discrimination against girls is increased and equality between gender is being promoted.

How to Celebrate Daughter's Day?:

On this day, parents or other family members can give gifts to their beloved daughters.

Eat together for them or by making special dishes at home of their choice,

On this day, you must take time for the daughters, spend their quality time with them and make them feel special,

Also tell them that they are not less than boys and why it is necessary for your lives.

Make them realize how you love and respect sons and daughters alike,

At the same time, do not curb their desires. Instead, encourage them to fulfill their dreams and inspire them to increase confidence.

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