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nAnwoman named Michelle Nichols started this holiday after suddenlynlosing her eight-year-old son to brain cancer. She is excited thatnpeople all over the U.S. and, recently, world, are aware of herngoal—that every kid get a hug from a parent or other caregiver.
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nAndnit’s not just about today. Nichols is hoping that parents andncaregivers will hug their kids EVERY day.
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nSomenpeople say, hey, it’s not just about kids. Let’s all hug eachnother—parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles and cousins, sistersnand brothers, friends!
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nInsay, it’s not just about hugs. We can try to extend kindness and lovento our friends and family every day, in all sorts of ways.
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nYouncan check out Nichols’s Hug Your Kids website here.
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nObviously,nyou can celebrate the day by hugging your friends and loved ones. Butnyou can also send a hug (or two) through the mail, join author Jez Alborough’s Hug Club, or make a soda hug.
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