Teddy Day is celebrated on February 10th, the second day of Valentine’s Week. On this day, lovers exchange love by giving each other teddy bears as gifts. It is considered a symbol of love.
History of Teddy Day
The origin of Teddy Day is connected to the teddy bear and the political history of the United States.
Origin of Teddy Bear
In 1902, when President Theodore Roosevelt went hunting in the United States, there was an injured bear cub. He refused to shoot the bear because the cub was injured. This event was broadcast in cartoon form on cartoon shows. This show also became popular. The producer of this cartoon show, Morris Michtom, created the first teddy bear based on this story. Teddy refers to the nickname of President Theodore Roosevelt of the United States in 1902.
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Teddy Day Origins
The Japanese celebrated a love day called “Kimi no Hi” in the 20th century. They enjoyed giving teddy bears as gifts to express their love to each other. Teddy Day began to be celebrated as a part of “Valentine’s Week” in 1990.
Teddy Day’s Exchange of Love
On this Teddy Day, teddy bears are given as gifts to express their love. Relatives, lovers, and friends also celebrate this day to express their love. Apart from this, “Teddy Bear” Day is celebrated all over the world.
In Japan, on March 14, women give teddy bears to men as gifts under the name of “Kimi no Hi“.
In South Korea, on February 14, women give chocolates and teddy bears to men as gifts. On March 14, men give their gifts to women.
This is the historical background of Teddy Day. Those who give teddy bears as gifts often write their favorite greetings on them. This is a great way to express love.