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We loved this roundup of fun ways families can celebrate . A few of our favorite ideas from the list include:

*Have a picnic outdoors - even if it’s just in the backyard or local park.
*Do something creative together like painting, crafts, sidewalk chalk, or building something silly.
*Get moving as a family with a bike ride, dance party, nature walk, or another activity your child enjoys.
For many children with disabilities or sensory differences, meaningful connection often matters far more than “perfect” plans. Following their interests, comfort level, and joy is enough.

Check out the full list of ideas from here:

National Kids Day National Kids Day is held every year to celebrate children, spend time with them and help those in need.

For some children, progress might look like using a new word, tolerating a haircut, trying a new food, wearing socks, making a friend, or getting through the grocery store.

All steps are important steps.