National Sons Day is celebrated twice a year on two different dates: March 4 and September 28. The reason for having two separate occasions is not entirely clear, but it is believed that social media played a role in creating this "double quasi-holiday" during the influencer era. Different groups chose different dates to celebrate sons, leading to recognition of both days. The day is meant to honor sons, celebrate their role in families, and encourage meaningful conversations between parents and sons. These dates provide opportunities to express love, pride, and gratitude for sons.
