This resolution expresses support for recognizing September 2025 as "National Children's Emotional Wellness Month" to significantly increase public awareness and support for children's emotional health and wellness. It underscores the critical importance of emotional well-being for children to thrive in various environments. The resolution aims to bring attention to childhood and adolescence as crucial stages for developing good emotional and mental health. The resolution voices deep concern regarding the alarming rise in rates of suicide, depression, and anxiety among American children, citing various contributing factors such as the COVID-19 pandemic's impact and social media use. It also extends gratitude to the dedicated pediatric and mental health workforce, alongside nonprofit organizations, for their invaluable services in improving children's emotional well-being. Furthermore, the resolution advocates for robust maternal and paternal mental health care, recognizing its direct positive influence on a child's emotional and mental development.