Daughter’s Day is the day that celebrates the girl child as a blessing. She is the most cherished and beloved member of the family. A daughter is like a connecting thread that binds the entire family together. Her presence fills the surroundings with love and laughter.
Wondering what to do on Daughter’s Day that is totally unique and unexpected by her? Here are some innovative ways to celebrate Daughter’s Day.
Do the Daughter Thing
It is Daughter’s Day and taking it as an opportunity, plan a day where you do what your daughter does! Pick a hobby or an activity that she loves the most and do it with her. Be it karate or painting, dance lesson or guitar classes- learn from her. To make the day more interesting you can bake together, watch movies, play board games, or go through old family photos. The key is to do things you both love.
Make a fancy dinner
Daughter’s Day gives you the perfect reason to celebrate with great food. Organise a fancy dinner, and have your child cut the perfect Daughter’s Day cake like it’s her birthday, the second time around this year.
Take up a room redecoration challenge
Girls love little changes in décor, and to give your daughter the best surprise, you can take up this challenge. It could be a new piece of furniture, new lighting, or small and simple shifts of the items around her room.
Gift her personalised items
Personalised items work like magic with girls, and you can never go wrong with gifts that are one of a kind. Maybe it’s a simple coffee/milk mug or a quirky framed certificate that establishes her as the “World’s Best Daughter”. And, if not these, you can never go wrong with a custom-made photo frame or a wall hanging.
A DIY gift
No fancy gift in the world can beat the joy of a DIY gift. It conveys your love, care and dedication the right way. You can make a photo book, a heartfelt Daughter’s Day card, or a sentimental ‘You’re the best daughter ever’ banner and make it special for your princess.
These tips will let you spend some more time with your daughter so that your child feels assured and happy about being loved and cared for by her parents.
