Incredible Kid Day – March 15
Incredible Kid Day – March 15
There are a lot of incredible kids out there and this is the day(Incredible Kid Day) to celebrate them!! Often, kids are treated, well, like kids rather than the wonderful people they are. Kids are capable of doing some rather amazing things and are often overlooked for their incredible abilities. Kids are usually more in tune with their creativity and aren’t inhibited by what others will think about what they say or do. That’s the perfect reason to set aside a special holiday to celebrate them–Incredible Kid Day–so that they don’t get forgotten or just think that they’ve been forgotten or overlooked.
Incredible Kid Day – Famous Incredible Kids
- King Josiah – at the age of 8, he became the king of Judah. His father was assassinated and immediately he was thrown into the role of the king of a nation. He did not shrink back from his responsibilities, and in many ways, did a much better job than many of the kings ahead of him. He’s a real 600 BC kid worth celebrating Incredible Kid Day for.
- King Tut – at the age of 9 or 10, he became the king of Egypt. Although he suffered many illnesses and injuries during his short life(died at age 18), he left a long and lasting impression on many throughout history.
- Joan of Arc – at the age of 16, she noticed the injustices of the government around her and began to do something about it. The English were trying to take control of France and she helped the French army. She died at the age of 19 when she was burned at the stake for her beliefs.
- Akiane Kramarik – at the age of 4 she started drawing, at age 6 painting and at age 7 writing poetry. Her paintings and poetry have inspired thousands of people. If you’re looking for a modern day kid to prove this Incredible Kid Day is worth celebrating, then she’s your gal.

Incredible Kid Day Akiane's painting
Incredible Kid Day – Characteristics to Look for in an Incredible Kid
Incredible Kid Day is a great day to be reminded of the many qualities and characteristics that may be found in incredible kids. It’s amazing how different kids can be and how many different ways they can display their “incredibleness.” Some may have incredible intellect that can be used to solve some of the world’s problems, some may have incredible talents that astonish and amaze the world or some may have incredible love for people that helps change the world forever. The awesome thing is that every single child has the ability to become one of those incredible kids. We just need to be reminded to look for their uniqueness and then encourage them to believe in themselves and shoot for their dreams. I’m sure you can find some kids to celebrate this Incredible Kid Day that don’t fit any of the molds that have been previously described.
Incredible Kid Day – How to Celebrate
It’s not hard to celebrate Incredible Kid Day when you are celebrating with some pretty amazing kids. Kids love to celebrate and it doesn’t really matter how you choose to celebrate–they will make it a party and make it memorable! However, here are a few suggestions to help get your creative juices flowing for this year’s Incredible Kid Day extravaganza:
- Have a talent show highlighting all the amazing talents of kids in your community.
- Host an art gallery and invite kids in your neighborhood to display their artwork and sell it to other’s in your neighborhood.
- Donate money to a local youth group or youth center. For example, www.pioneeryouthcenter.com
- Have an ice cream social and invite over all the incredible kids you know.
- Take a group of kids to the local nursing home or care facility and allow the kids to share their talents with the residents.
- Organize a group of kids to clean up a local park.
- Sign up to be the leader of a Boy/Girl Scout Club.
- Encourage as many young people as you can to develop their talents and skills.
- Hug a kid and let them know how much you appreciate them.
- Create a scrapbook of your child’s talents to display.


















