Estonia honors fathers as the architects of a safer, kinder society
Today, Estonia celebrates Father's Day, highlighting the crucial role fathers play in shaping society through their interactions with their children. Estonian educator Kert Valdaru, known for promoting individuality and equality, emphasizes the importance of fathers in creating a safe and nurturing environment for their children.
Valdaru advocates for a society where everyone feels included and valued. He envisions a world where people with special needs and their families have a place on the same boat. In line with this, First Lady Sirje Karis has noted that fathers can strengthen society by teaching, understanding, and acting to make their children feel safe and well. This can be achieved through real communication, leaving smart devices aside to foster direct connections.
Ilmar Tomusk's story 'Isa preemia' (Father's Reward) illustrates the joy and rewards of such direct connections between fathers and children. Every deed and word of adults shapes the worlds of their children, both in the present and the future. Estonia strives for a society without violence and cruelty, where children feel safe and protected.
On this Father's Day, Estonia celebrates the role of fathers in shaping a better society. By teaching, understanding, and behaving in a way that makes their children feel safe and well, fathers can give confidence to society. Let us all strive for a society where everyone feels valued and included, with room for people with special needs and their families.
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