Parents’ Day in the United States is a special day celebrated on the fourth Sunday in July. It is a time for families across the country to come together and show their appreciation for their parents. This day is all about honoring parents with gifts and celebrating their important role in society. Parents’ Day was established by a congressional resolution and signed into law by President Bill Clinton in 1994. It is a floating holiday, meaning that it falls on the fourth Sunday in July each year. On this day, families can participate in family-oriented events and community gatherings to celebrate the commitment and role of parents in nurturing and guiding children.