India observes National Daughters Day on the fourth Sunday in September. How to spoil your daughter at every age and stage of life is explained here.

Without a daughter, each household is incomplete. Even after starting a new chapter in their lives by getting married, they maintain their relationships with their families and fill the house with love, laughter, and happiness. Daughters of today frequently take on various obligations at the expense of their physical and mental health, as they worry for the welfare of all those they love. Although kids ought to get love, support, and equal opportunity, gender discrimination is pervasive in our nation, so tragically, this is not the reality. (Also read: Alia Bhatt shares one thing she 'can't really do' with her daughter Raha while visiting India, but always does when on vacation overseas.)

Every year on the fourth Sunday in September, India celebrates National Daughters Day, a day to remind people of the priceless asset they have in their homes: their daughters. National Daughters Day is observed on September 24 this year. The day also acts as a reminder to raise awareness of a number of issues pertaining to girls, including child marriage, infanticide, dowries, and foeticide. While the day is honoured on October 1 in many other nations, September 28 is World Daughters Day.

A girl deserves to be spoilt throughout her entire life, not just in her early years. You can spend a lot of time and energy making your daughter feel special on this day. Give your little princess any toys she enjoys playing with, rather than only dolls. Spend a lot of time with her and pay attention to her endearing reflections on friendships, life, and the future. The best gifts for adolescent daughters are ones that are age-appropriate and open discussions about the issues they generally confront. Make sure to thank your married or adult daughters for everything they do for you, even if it's just to plan a snug get-together with all of her loved ones.