From Relatable To Funny, Twitter Flooded With Children's Day Memes

We all remember our childhood vividly, and it is often considered the best time of any person's life. A carefree attitude, pure emotions and pure honesty are some of the traits that one leaves behind with their childhood. It is proven that adulting is not fun, so let's unleash our inner child to celebrate this Children's Day.?

Twitter, on the other hand, is flooded with funny or relatable memes about childhood. If you are scrolling through, have a look at them here.?

Twitter flooded with Children's Day memes?

Children's Day is celebrated on 14th November every year; it's a day to celebrate our inner child and the children around us. Twitter did exactly that and a meme fest took over the social media platform. Here are some of the best ones, have a look! Funny or painfully relatable? Let's find out.?

The official account of Kolkata Knight Riders sent the internet into a frenzy with their children's day meme. The page posted funny pictures of cricketers from the team, but as a child, not their childhood pictures but a funny set of morphed images. They wrote, " Who said cricket ain't child's play?" accompanied by a laughing emoji.?

A meme account on Twitter posted a meme about how their school friends become teachers for their children's day celebration. Have a look at the meme below.

How would you react if the teacher punished you even on children's day? Well, this meme sums it up. The tweet reads, "Pov :Teacher beat me even on children's day." And it shows exactly that.?

?Here are some other memes on Children's day.

?Why do we celebrate Children's Day?

India celebrates Children's Day on November 14 every year to commemorate the birth anniversary of Prime Minister Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru. This year the day marks the 133rd birth anniversary of Pandit Nehru who was born in 1889 in Allahabad, India.

Earlier, prior to Nehru’s death, Children's Day was celebrated on November 20 which was observed as World Children’s Day by the United Nations. However, after Pandit Nehru's death, November 14 was chosen to celebrate Children’s Day to mark the birth anniversary of Pandit Nehru. The day is also known as Bal Diwas in the country. Pandit Nehru was fondly known among children as 'Chacha Nehru.'?

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