10 feministic ideas on how to celebrate International Women's Day as a mom.

International Women's Day is an important occasion to celebrate the achievements of women and draw attention to the fact that gender equality has not yet been fully achieved. As a mother, you have a special role to teach your child that girls and women are just as important and valuable as boys and men. Here are ten ideas on how you can celebrate International Women's Day with your newborn or toddler.

Read books about inspiring women and strong female characters to your child and talk to them about the importance of women's rights and equality.

 

Spend quality time with your child by doing activities that promote confidence and empowerment, such as dressing up and playing pretend games.

 

Take a family walk or hike to a park or nature reserve, and talk to your child about the contributions of women in the field of science and the importance of environmental protection.

 

Make a photo album or scrapbook celebrating the women in your family, including grandmothers, aunts, and cousins.

 

Introduce your child to women who have made a difference in history, such as Rosa Parks, Malala Yousafzai, or Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

 

Watch age-appropriate shows or movies with your child that feature strong female characters, such as Moana or Mulan.

 

Attend a local storytime event that celebrates women authors and their books, and encourage your child to develop a love for reading and learning.

 

Create a vision board together with pictures and quotes that inspire and empower you and your child, and hang it up in a visible place at home.

 

Support women-owned businesses by purchasing products or services from them, and explain to your child why it's important to support female entrepreneurs.

 

Make a donation to a charity or organization that supports women's rights and empowerment, and talk to your child about the importance of giving back and supporting others in need.

International Women's Day provides a wonderful opportunity to come together with your child, spend quality time together, and talk about important issues such as women's rights and gender equality. With these ideas, you can teach your child that women and girls play an important role in society and that it is important to support and empower them. We hope that these ideas will help you celebrate International Women's Day in a meaningful and enjoyable way