Teddy Day 2026: More Than a Toy, a 'Soft' Feeling of Love; History and Significance Revealed

• Teddy Day, the fourth day of Valentine's Week, celebrates care and affection in relationships, emphasizing that love doesn't always require expensive gifts.
• The teddy bear was named after US President Theodore 'Teddy' Roosevelt, who refused to kill an injured bear cub, inspiring a cartoonist and later a toy manufacturer.
• Psychologists suggest soft toys help reduce stress and act as a comforting companion, representing a partner's presence and providing a sense of security.
• Different colored teddies convey specific messages: Red for romance, Pink for liking, White for new beginnings, Yellow for friendship, Blue for deep trust, and Orange for joy.