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World Prematurity Day, celebrated on November 17, is a day to think about and help babies who are born too early. These babies are called premature, and they might have to stay in the hospital to get strong and healthy. People around the world use this day to raise awareness about the challenges these babies face and to support their families. Everyone wears purple, makes donations, or shares stories to show they care and to help find ways to prevent more premature births. It's a special day to remind us that every tiny baby is important and deserves a chance.
How to celebrate World Prematurity Day?
Wear purple clothes to show support and raise awareness. You can make posters or drawings with information about premature babies and why they need special care. Share these with friends and family or display them at school. Consider organizing a small fundraising event like a bake sale, where the money can help support hospitals that care for these babies. You can also write a heartfelt letter or card to families with premature babies, showing your kindness and support. Finally, spend time talking with friends and family about what you learned and encourage them to help, too.
Where World Prematurity Day is celebrated?
- - International
