Thumb Appreciation Day 2020

Thumb Appreciation Day February 18

Here is a positive happy holiday that you can make a Thumbs Up sign about — Thumb Appreciation Day! Thumb Appreciation Day is a holiday to like and appreciate our thumbs. Thumbs are important in acupressure. Massaging your thumb helps to relieve stress. Thumbs show direction. Like if you turn your hand to the right with your thumb up you are showing someone that something is in that direction. You don’t have to point with your index finger. Simply turn your wrist to the right and indicate the right direction with your thumb. Happy Thumb Appreciation Day! Post on social sites with #ThumbAppreciationDay.

Thumb Holding
Holding your thumb helps to relieve Anxiety, Headaches and Depression. This is how you can get relief by holding your thumb. Hold your thumb gently and apply pressure to it for 3 to 5 minutes or until your mind is clear. If you have been feeling sad or worried or have been experiencing headaches or nervousness try holding your thumb and gently applying pressure to it.

Holiday Videos
Blowing On Your Thumb Bright Side Video
Tom Thumb Read Aloud For Kids Little Cozy Nook Video

Blow On Your Thumb for 30 Seconds, See What’ll Happen To You
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This video tells you about blowing on your thumb to help you to be calm. A person’s thumb has a direct effect on their vagus nerve.
The vagus nerves run from the brain down to all the major organs and tissues, including the nose, mouth, throat, lungs, heart, intestines and many others. So when you blow on your thumb, you’re giving additional stimulation to your vagus nerve, which can start several useful processes throughout your body.

According to Dr. Arun Ghosh, a general practitioner from Spire Liverpool Hospital, our thumbs have their own pulse. So when you blow on them, you regulate your heart rate and lower your blood pressure, which helps you calm down and de-stress. This trick is also really useful whenever you’re experiencing major anxiety.

Timestamps:
What this technique is good for 0:58
Other tricks to deal with sudden anxiety 2:36
Look at fractals 2:49
Apply pressure between your knuckles 3:31
Massage your earlobes 3:56
Paint your nails 4:25
Watch fish 5:06
Blow up a balloon 5:42
Smile 6:05

Summary
– When you blow on your thumb, you’re giving additional stimulation to your vagus nerve, which can start a whole bunch of useful processes throughout your body.
– Our thumbs have their own pulse. So when you blow on them, you regulate your heart rate and lower your blood pressure, which helps you calm down and de-stress. This trick is also really useful whenever you’re experiencing major anxiety.
– Being exposed to natural fractal patterns like leaves, snowflakes, flowers, or ocean waves for at least 20 minutes a day can reduce your stress levels by 60%.
– Simply apply pressure to the soft indented point between your second and third knuckles. This will stimulate a nerve in your body that relaxes the area around the heart.
– Your earlobes are actually powerful pressure points that can bring you much-needed relaxation and calm not only your mind but your entire body as well.
– According to colorology, a theory that suggests that color and light can be used to balance our emotional, mental, or physical state, looking at certain colors can calm down your nerves.
– A 2015 study published in the journal Environment & Behavior confirmed that watching fish swim in an aquarium leads to a noticeable reduction in blood pressure and heart rate.
– When you blow up a balloon, you also deep-breathe which, once again, regulates your heart rate and makes you feel a bit more relaxed.
– Your smile basically gives a “happy” signal to your brain, which, in turn, responds with a series of bodily reactions that make you feel way better. And if a genuine smile is too much to ask at this point, just fake it!

Tom Thumb Read Aloud for Kids – Educational Read Aloud for Children
Little Cozy Nook

Tom Thumb Read Aloud for Kids
Tall Tales and Fables for kids

Tom Thumb is a character of English folklore. The History of Tom Thumb was published in 1621, and was the first fairy tale printed in English. Tom is no bigger than his father’s thumb, and his adventures include being swallowed by a cow, tangling with giants and becoming a favourite of King Arthur. The earliest allusions to Tom occur in various 16th-century works such as Reginald Scot’s Discovery of Witchcraft (1584), where Tom is cited as one of the supernatural folk employed by servant maids to frighten children. Tattershall in Lincolnshire, England, reputedly has the home and grave of Tom Thumb.

Holiday Activities, Crafts, Learning Websites

These websites have activities, crafts and learning materials about many subjects. The sites may have activities and information about thumbs, Thumb Appreciation Day and other holidays.

Activities For Children
www.AllFreeKidsCrafts.com
www.FunFamilyCrafts.com
www.KidActivities.net
www.PlayIdeas.com
Educational Themes
www.EdHelper.com
www.EducationWorld.com
Poetry For Kids
www.PoetryAw.net
Animated Educational Videos For Kids
www.BrainPop.com

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Thumb Gifts, Holiday Gifts, Aquarius Gifts and February Gifts On Zazzle

Zazzle has lots of fun gifts to help you celebrate holidays. You can send boxes of chocolates, cookies and candy and other gifts to people from Zazzle. Zazzle has many kinds of mugs, beer steins and commuter cups. You can buy t-shirts, hoodies, leggings and hats. You can get phone cases and mouse pads. You can get watches, clocks and lamps. You can add photos and other images and text to create unique personalized gifts.

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Cards On Zazzle
Baby Gifts On Zazzle
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February Gifts On Zazzle
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Free Click Donations Website
This Non Profits website has links to many charities and causes you can support by making free click donations. It is very easy to do. You click the site, click to support the site and the cause or charity gets a free donation. You can give free click donations to many causes at this website.
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