Sons and Daughters Day in Germany
Sons and Daughters Day in Germany is held on August 11. The Der Tag der Söhne und Töchter a family holiday and a good time to spend time together. This event in the second decade of the month August is annual. 
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Sons and Daughters Day is celebrated by parents simply spending time with their children and letting them know what they mean to them. With Sons and Daughters Day on August 11, parents across the United States celebrate a very special day of honor or action. Because this date is in the calendar of the United States as National Sons and Daughters Day.
Sons and Daughters Day is celebrated as a simple way for parents to spend time with their children and let them know what they mean to them. If the children still live at home, then you should use the day of the sons and daughters to go on an excursion together. Small children are shown the zoo, the nest squatters, who still occupy the Hotel Mama at 27, are shown the shortest route to the housing agent. According to one statistic, since the 1980s, many countries in Western Europe, including the United States, have seen an increase in the average age of emigration, with Italy leading the way with its particularly clingy adult sons.
If the children have already moved out, the day of the sons and daughters is a good opportunity to visit the offspring again. Either way, the best gift for Sons and Daughters Day is spending time together.
Similar holidays and events, festivals and interesting facts
Töchter-Tag or Daughter's Day in Hamburg, Germany on April 26 (The Youth Education Association became the initiator in Hamburg. The idea is to introduce girls to technical professions);
National Daughters Day in India on September 28 (is celebrated on the 4th Sunday of September every year);
National Sons Day in USA on September 28 (Let’s have meaningful conversations with our boys);
National Father–Daughter Day in the United States on October 12 (on the second Sunday of October);
International Son Day on November 22 (community initiative);
Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day on January 5 (Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane);
World Daughter's Day on January 12 (an international initiative that arose from the National Daughter Day in India)