Every year on 14 November, India celebrates Children's Day, or Bal Diwas. It is a day all about kids!
It is the birthday of Jawaharlal Nehru, India's first Prime Minister. Children lovingly called him Chacha Nehru.
Nehru often wore a fresh red rose on his coat. That is why roses are a symbol of Children's Day.
Nehru loved children and said they are the future of the nation. After he died in 1964, his birthday became Children's Day.
Schools hold games, songs, plays and fancy-dress shows. Sometimes the teachers even perform for the children!
Let your child pick the day's game, cook a favourite treat together or share a story in your family's language.
Many countries have a Children's Day too. The United Nations marks World Children's Day on 20 November.