To celebrate the birth anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru, the nation's first prime minister, the day is observed.
Digital Desk: The momentous day has arrived. Children's Day is always observed across the nation with much fanfare and opulence. Children are the nation's future, thus it is important to make sure they have a healthy childhood and the proper education. Children's Day raises awareness of how crucial it is for kids everywhere to have access to quality education. Every year on November 14, India celebrates Children's Day. To celebrate the birth anniversary of Jawaharlal Nehru, the nation's first prime minister, the day is observed. Jawaharlal Nehru, affectionately known as Chacha Nehru, developed a close bond with kids. He also promoted education for everyone and believed in the power of knowledge.
Jawaharlal Nehru is honoured and his teachings are repeated on Children's Day. Children also take part in dance, music, poetry, art, and general revelry to honour the day. Children are special every day of the year, but on Children's Day, their parents and other family members go all out to show them how much they love and cherish them. We have put together a list of unusual presents that you might give your child on this special day to honour them.
Plants: Giving a child a potted plant will help him understand the value of nurturing it, developing responsibility, and coming to terms with life. They can also see how a plant benefits from its love and care as it grows.
Books: Books are where the universe of information is hidden. A child becomes more mature over time the more he reads. All parents must give their kids books as gifts and teach the habit of reading to them.
Recipe: How about sharing a special recipe with your child on this Children's Day instead of giving them anything materialistic? Remind children of the value of learning practical skills like cooking while preparing their preferred dish with them.
Puzzles: Try to stump them with a challenging puzzle. Or you may buy them a board game that the whole family can play.
Piggy bank: It's critical to teach children the value of saving money. Give them a piggy bank on Children's Day and encourage them to save every penny they can in it. They can check their savings totals at the end of the year.
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