Children’s Day is a date on which childhood is celebrated. It is known that this day was created to reaffirm the rights and achieve the well-being of the children of the world. However, did you know that this day marks 60 years? Keep reading to learn more about this emblematic Children’s Day.
It all started after the First World War, under the rubble and sadness arose the need to highlight the rights of the world’s children. On April 30, 1924, the Declaration of the Rights of the Child was formally recognized. Hurrah!
Children’s Day
This milestone marked a turning point in the history of the protection of children’s rights globally. Since then, November 20 has become an emblematic date to celebrate children and promote their well-being around the world. It is a day to reflect on the achievements made in child protection, but also to remember the remaining challenges and renew the commitment to work towards a better future for all children. Over the years, Children’s Day has evolved, and is now celebrated with a wide range of activities, from festive and educational events to awareness campaigns and volunteer actions. It is an opportunity to involve the entire society in the promotion and protection of children’s rights, remembering that every child deserves love, care and opportunities to grow and develop fully. On this special day, it is important to recognize the importance of investing in children, as children are the future of our society and deserve all our support and protection. Happy Children’s Day!
This day has become an occasion to reflect on the challenges faced by children around the world and to promote their well-being and protection. It is an opportunity to recognize the importance of childhood in society and to remember that all children have the right to a dignified, safe and happy life. Over the years, various activities and events have been developed to celebrate this day, from educational programs to cultural and recreational events. Additionally, Children’s Day is an opportunity to raise awareness about issues such as education, health, nutrition and the protection of children from violence, abuse and exploitation. On this Children’s Day, let us remember our commitment to protect and promote the rights of all children, everywhere.
Fun fact: Each country has chosen a day to celebrate Children’s Day and carry out activities and events. We share some here:
- On April 14 in Belgium.
- On October 12 in Brazil.
- June 1st in China.
- On May 5 in South Korea.
- June 1st in France.
- On May 5 in Japan.
- June 1 in Russia.
- On June 16 in South Africa.
Children’s Day in Mexico
In our beautiful Mexico, Children’s Day has been celebrated on April 30 since 1924. This day was chosen by the President of the Republic, General Álvaro Obregón and the Minister of Public Education José Vasconcelos. On this date, girls and boys under 12 years of age and adolescents under 18 are celebrated.
Usually, to celebrate this special event called Children’s Day in Mexico, people give gifts, hold parties, and festivals designed for children. Toys are distributed and various activities are carried out.
Some foundations make this celebration something really special. For example, the Dolphin Discovery Foundation carries out its “10 Thousand Smiles” event, which aims for children to encounter dolphins and raise funds to benefit low-income children.
Over the years, the following causes have been supported:
We share the achievements of previous years:
For more information about the 10,000 smiles event, visit their website http://www.10milsonrisas.com/es/
Quick facts:
In Mexico, the tradition of celebrating this day on April 30 was established, due to the anniversary of the Mexican Revolution, which is celebrated on November 20.
UNICEF protects the rights of children in more than 190 countries and territories. Their motto is “for every child, hope.”
The Declaration of the Rights of the Child has 54 articles.
Celebrating Children’s Day by swimming with Dolphins is a unique and exciting experience, you can get exclusive discounts on their website. These intelligent marine mammals will be part of creating unforgettable memories with the Family. It is an opportunity to connect with nature and encourage the little ones to love animals.
Come swim with Dolphins to Dolphin Discovery!
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FAQs
What do I need to visit Mexico?
An official photo ID (could be your driver’s license or passport).
A form of tourism or F.M.N (usually airlines give you one on board).
A valid proof of your nationality.
Visit http:www.inami.gob.mx for more information.
What type of Dolphin will I swim with?
We have defined the bottle nose. They have that name because when they have their beak above the water, it resembles a floating bottle.
What type of dolphin will I swim with?
We have defined the bottle nose. They have that name because when they have their beak above the water, it resembles a floating bottle.