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January 13th is celebrated as National Rubber Ducky Day in the United States. The day is dedicated to the iconic rubber duck toy, which has been a beloved childhood toy for generations.

The rubber duck was first invented in the late 19th century as a floating toy for children to play with in the bath. Since then, it has become an enduring symbol of childhood play and imagination.

National Rubber Ducky Day is an opportunity to celebrate the joy and wonder of childhood and to reflect on the importance of play and imagination in our lives. It is also a chance to appreciate the many different types of rubber ducks that are available, from classic yellow ducks to whimsical and colorful variations.

To celebrate National Rubber Ducky Day, people may participate in activities such as taking a bubble bath with a rubber duck, creating rubber duck-themed crafts or decorations, or sharing their favorite rubber duck memories or stories. People may also choose to donate rubber ducks or other toys to children's organizations or charities.

Overall, National Rubber Ducky Day is a fun and lighthearted holiday that celebrates the enduring appeal of a beloved childhood toy. It is a reminder to embrace our inner child and to appreciate the simple pleasures and joys of play and imagination.

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