National Siblings Day serves to celebrate and recognize the importance of brothers and sisters. The bonds and relationships between brothers and sisters are unlike any other as it is usually a person's longest relationship over his/her lifetime. This day aims to honor those bonds by encouraging siblings to appreciate one another.
National Siblings Day was created in 1995 by Claudia Evart, a New Yorker who lost both of her siblings. It is observed annually on April 10, a date that marks the birthday of Evart's late sister.
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