25
Apr
Parental Alienation Awareness Day is on April 25th. It helps people understand how sometimes a child might be kept away or turned against one parent by the other parent after a divorce or separation. This can make kids feel confused and sad because they miss spending time with the parent they're not seeing anymore. The day encourages everyone to notice and talk about these feelings, helping both kids and parents work through their problems and keep loving family connections. It's about making sure kids have good relationships with both their parents whenever possible.
How to celebrate Parental Alienation Awareness Day?
On Parental Alienation Awareness Day, you can make cards or draw pictures to show love and appreciation to both parents. Spend time talking about happy memories with each parent and remind them you care. You could also watch a fun family movie or play games together, ensuring everyone feels included. Share a meal and talk about how important it is to stay connected and work through any problems. If you have friends going through something similar, offer them kindness and support. Remember, it's all about keeping love and understanding strong in your family.
Where Parental Alienation Awareness Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - United States
- - Canada
- - Europe
- - Australia
