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Eldest Daughter's Day

What is Eldest Daughter’s Day?

It’s like Mother’s Day but for the eldest daughters. We want to create an international day that recognises eldest daughters and how much they do for their families and communities. A day of appreciation dedicated to eldest daughters. Eldest daughter day will prioritise the needs of eldest daughters for one day because, in most families, eldest daughters are expected to prioritise everyone’s needs, even if they aren’t in the position to do so. Eldest daughters should celebrate this day by prioritising themselves, doing what they want guilt-free. They are encouraged to do something they have been meaning to do all year but haven’t had a chance to do so. Those around them should also celebrate them.

Curated by Eldest Daughters Club

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Where will it take place?

Internationally – this day is for eldest daughters everywhere.

Who is this day for?

Anyone who identifies as an eldest daughter.

When

Saturday 26th August 2023

Moving forward, Eldest Daughter Day will be celebrated on the last Saturday of every August. This will be the official launch of Eldest Daughter Day, with the intention of celebrating eldest daughters everywhere.

How do we celebrate?

Eldest daughter day will aim to help eldest daughters stop, rest, and look after themselves and their own needs while also being celebrated by those around them.

Eldest daughters should celebrate this day by prioritising themselves, doing what they want guilt-free. They are encouraged to do something they have always wanted to do all year but haven’t had a chance to do so. Those around them should also celebrate them.

Simple ways to celebrate eldest daughters:

  • Buy them a coffee
  • Send them an appreciation message
  • Send them $/£10 to treat themselves Encourage them to rest
  • Take them out for lunch Buy them flowers