Doll Day is celebrated every second Saturday in June, honoring the cherished dolls that inspire imagination and provide comfort to children. The day encourages individuals to reconnect with their childhood by rediscovering old dolls, crafting new ones, or sharing the joy of dolls with younger generations. Dolls have been a part of human civilization for thousands of years, with archaeological evidence showing their existence as the oldest known toys, made from various materials like clay, wood, and leather. Modern celebrations of Doll Day may include checking if childhood dolls have become collectibles, gifting dolls to children, or donating dolls to orphanages. The day highlights the significant role dolls play in the development of children and their enduring popularity as beloved toys.