Exploring the Origins of April Fools' Day

Hariom Tiwari on Instagram: "The viral clip shows two young siblings meeting their older brother after two years apart in U.S. foster care. Filmed inside a fast-food restaurant, their excitement over fries quickly turns into tears, hugs, and pure emotion. Beyond the happy moment, the video reflects a deeper reality: although most foster children have siblings, many are placed in separate homes. Studies show keeping siblings together reduces trauma and improves reunification—making this reunion e

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funflix on Instagram: "- The X post by @catherine_6907 showcases a series of April Fools' pranks where parents trick their children into thinking it's a school day, despite it being a holiday, highlighting a playful yet deceptive interaction that can be seen as a cultural tradition of humor on April 1st, as noted in historical contexts like the 1698 "washing of the lions" hoax in London, which set a precedent for such pranks. - This type of prank, while amusing to some, raises questions about th