If there’s one thing, we can’t imagine our lives without, it is undoubtedly our parents. They have been the ones loving us unconditionally even before we were born. They do their best to make our life the best and provide us with all the happiness in the world. So, to honour them on a particular day. National Parents Day is celebrated on the fourth Sunday of July every year. Which happens to be 26 July this year. Mother’s and Father’s Day was officially declare in the early 90s. But National Parents’ Day was celebrate from 1994 in the US when President Bill Clinton formally pass the resolution. J.K. Rowling said, “Love as powerful as your mothers for you leaves its own mark to have been loved so deeply … Will give us some protection forever.” The sense of protection and warmth we feel with our parents is unmatchable.

Parents: The First Teacher

Parents take various roles, firstly a teacher from whom we learn. Small kids tend to emulate what their parents do, talk like them, walk like them, and do things correctly in their style. Parents do everything for us, and they are the ones who are always there for us no matter what happens. They are the first ones to cheer for us when we win a match or the ones who console us when we lose it. Parents are our best friends who always support us and show us the right path. They love us unconditionally and demand nothing in return but our happiness and well-being. In India, parents are consider worshippable superiors. So to honour them and show our gratitude towards them, a special day has been for them. On this day, we can do various things to accept them and make them happy such as –

• Prepare a for them before they get up in the morning.

•  A thoughtful gift always wins a heart

• Surprise them with a visit.

Most important of all, thank them for all the sacrifices they have done for you, growing you up and make sure you let them know that you’re always there for them and love them like the way you do. Show them the love they’ve always deserved all the days round the year so that you don’t need a specific day to honour them. Bhavyata Foundation wishes Happy Parents’ Day to all the parents out there!