Mother and Child Day in Mongolia
Mother and Child Day in Mongolia is held on June 1. This event in the first decade of the month June is annual. 
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Mongolia has annually celebrated Children's Day since 1952. Following the Democratic Revolution, the State Baga Khural made an amendment to Article 32.3 of the Law on Labor on January 24, 1991, adding 'Mother and Children's Day - June 1' to the list of public holidays. The day was later renamed ‘Children’s Day’ in 2003.
Mongolia has the lowest population density of any country, with most of its vast area being undeveloped and even insufficiently mapped. It is a country where children are not the most unfortunate, compared to those in other nations; nevertheless, the situation of Mongolian children living on the streets is cause for mounting concern, as is the plight of those leading a nomadic life.
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
Mongolian Printing Day on March 6 (unofficial holiday);
International Day of Women in Diplomacy on June 24
Mongolia Flag Day on July 10
The second day of Naadam in Mongolia on July 12
Fathers Day or Bā bā Day in the Republic of China and Mongolia, Taiwan on August 8
National Coffee Day in Mongolia on September 20
Republic Day in Mongolia on November 26