Since 1994, under the initiative of the United Nations, “International Family Day” has been celebrated worldwide for the 32nd year.

The family is the most valuable unit of any country and the most important component of a child’s development.
Studies have shown that when parents or guardians spend an average of 15 minutes of "quality time" with their children each day, it positively impacts their growth, cognitive skills, and emotional well-being. Here are some suggested ways to spend quality time with your child:
Read together: Reading age-appropriate books helps develop a child’s mind and vocabulary. Reading a section together for 15 minutes and discussing it is a great way to connect with your child.
Play games: Dedicate 15 minutes a day to educational games, such as memory games or activities that teach letters and numbers, which are important for cognitive development.
Draw together: Encourage creativity by drawing or painting together based on your child’s interests, and talk about the artwork.
Do activities your child enjoys: Participating in activities your child loves strengthens the relationship. For example, sing together, listen to music, or prepare food.
Talk to develop communication skills: Talk more with your child and listen to their ideas. Spending 15 minutes in conversation helps understand their thoughts and encourages initiative.
Help with tasks they need assistance with: Doing household chores with your child teaches responsibility and practical skills. Examples include washing dishes, shaking out rugs, or watering plants.
Review daily events together: Discuss daily events with your child, giving them a chance to express feelings and thoughts. Asking questions like, "What happened to you today?" helps understand their emotions.
These small steps are essential for strengthening family relationships and supporting a child’s development.
May all families be filled with happiness!🎉