National Sons Day is celebrated on two different dates, September 28 and March 4. While September 28 is the more widely recognized date, some countries prefer to celebrate it in March. The day is meant to appreciate the bond between parents and their sons, and to focus on the importance of guiding boys to grow into responsible, caring, and compassionate individuals. It is also an opportunity to acknowledge the challenges boys and young men face in todays society and to raise awareness of gender-specific issues like education, mental health, and emotional well-being. Celebrating National Sons Day can involve spending quality time with sons, imparting words of wisdom, and setting an example for them to follow.