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Children’s Day

By: Biól. Jesús Ángel Barajas Fragoso

Childhood should be filled with joy, creativity, fun and precious memories. This day is an opportunity to reflect on the importance of providing love, protection and education to every child. Besides being a festive day, it is a reminder of the responsibility that society has to guarantee a dignified future for the little ones.

The Vallarta Botanical Garden wants to favor their healthy and happy growth. Children’s Day means recognizing their value and the essential role they will play in the future. During this celebration we had a screening of educational videos, pony rides in the botanical garden and a drawing table for them to unleash their creativity.

To all our readers we would like to recommend that you never let your inner child get lost in responsibilities and routine, so that you can enjoy life with spontaneity, because happiness is not in the complicated, but in the small moments of the present.

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