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Teddy Day is celebrated on February 10 each year, as part of Valentine's Week, which leads up to Valentine's Day on February 14 In 2026, it falls on a Tuesday.
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Each day of Valentine's Week has its own significance, with Teddy Day being celebrated after Chocolate Day and before Promise Day, focusing on comfort, safety, and assurance in relationships
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Teddy Day originated from the history of the teddy bear, named after President Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt, who famously refused to shoot a captured bear in 1902, leading to the creation of the teddy bear by a toy manufacturer
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The teddy bear has since become a symbol of coziness, security, and emotional warmth, making it a popular gift to express love and affection on Teddy Day
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Gifting a teddy bear on this day signifies warmth, emotional security, and an unspoken promise of support and comfort, reinforcing the bond between partners
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Couples often enhance the experience by adding handwritten notes, planning romantic dinners, or creating surprises with a teddy bear theme to make the day more memorable
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Popular gift ideas for Teddy Day include plush teddy bears, customized teddies with personal messages, large teddy bears for a memorable surprise, and romantic keepsakes like teddy bears paired with love letters or flowers
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The day serves as a reminder that love can be expressed through simple, heartfelt gestures rather than grand displays, emphasizing the importance of making loved ones feel cherished and valued
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