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The first five years set up a child for success in later life. Which is why sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½â€™s global #5for5 campaign is helping to change the way people think about early childhood development.

As part of #5for5, we asked today if you could share a picture or video of yourself high-fiving a child under five. If you haven’t done it already, here’s how to take part…

Loads of supporters are sharing their high fives on social media today. Here’s a roundup of some of the pictures and videos shared so far.

Sharon Osbourne, businesswoman and TV talent show judge in both the US and UK, shared this delightful picture.

A high 5 with my beautiful granddaughter, Pearl. ALL kids deserve health, nutrition, learning, play & protection. Join me!

— Sharon Osbourne (@MrsSOsbourne)

Jo Frost, the TV super nanny who knows all about how to look after children, got really creative to give a hand to the #5for5 campaign.

I'm supporting TODAY! Join me and send your High Fives. Every Child 4 a great start-foundation in life.✋✋✋✋✋

— Jo Frost 💫 (@Jo_Frost)

Here’s illustrator and author Nick Sharratt high-fiving schoolchildren. Nick travelled to Lebanon with sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ recently to teach Syrian refugees how to express themselves through art.

https://twitter.com/NickSharratt1/status/829594288178786304

More Community Trust in South Africa shared this lovely video to support our campaign.

Penny Lancaster – model, photographer and a presenter on British TV’s Loose Women show – shared this beautiful picture.

A photo posted by Penny Lancaster (@penny.lancaster) on Feb 9, 2017 at 1:36am PST

Here’s sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½ President Sarah Brown hanging out with Syrian refugee kids in Lebanon.

A high 5 with young Syrian refugees as ALL kids deserve health, nutrition, learning, play & protection. RT for

— Sarah Brown (@SarahBrownUK)

Thanks to Anthony Lake, Executive Director of the United Nations children’s agency UNICEF, for tweeting this.

: UNICEF Exec Dir Tony Lake high-5s a young friend. Every child needs to play and learn. It matters!

— UNICEF (@UNICEF)

Ben Winston is a British producer and director, now known in America for his work on The Late Late Show with James Corden. He tweeted this message.

Supporting today Congrats – I am high fiving all over the place

— Ben Winston (@benwinston)

Stephen Fry – star of stage, screen, TV, radio and books – gives British boxing champ Audley Harrison a high high at the launch of sa¹ú¼Ê´«Ã½’s #5for5 campaign in Los Angeles.

. here's our high five at the launch. Every child should have the start in life they deserve

— Stephen Fry (@stephenfry)

And Audley responded with this fantastically cute Twitter picture.

Take a photo TODAY of you giving a High Five to a child under '5' to raise awareness of this important issue ✨

— Audley Harrison MBE (@audleyharrison)

Here’s American actor Rainn Wilson and his wife, the author Holiday Reinhorn, having some high-five fun.

I'm high-fiving to raise awareness of early childhood development Support 's campaign here

— RainnWilson (@rainnwilson)

Kidogo is a social enterprise in Kenya that improves access to high-quality, affordable early childhood care and education to families living in poverty.

Check out Teacher Jesscah giving high-fives to her pre-schoolers in support of 's early childhood campaign

— Kidogo (@Kidogo_ECD)

This high five came from Peter Laugharn, President of the Hilton Foundation. It works to improve the lives of disadvantaged and vulnerable people worldwide. 

A photo posted by Conrad N. Hilton Foundation (@hiltonfoundation) on Feb 9, 2017 at 1:56pm PST

Tom Fletcher is the former British Ambassador to Lebanon and now Director of Global Strategy for the Global Business Coalition for Education.

Please back campaign: small actions to bring big changes. Help give every child best start in life.

— Tom Fletcher (@TFletcher)

Actor Kim Cattrall tweeted this adorable picture of her godson.

Godson Theo. All kids deserve health,nutrition,learning,play & protection Join us! The campaign

— Kim Cattrall (@KimCattrall)

Africa ECD Network advocates for increased access to the quality provision of early childhood development.

is high-fiving to raise awareness of early childhood development Support 's campaign here

— The African Early Childhood Network (@af_ecn)

Learn more about our campaign to raise awareness of early childhood development and persuade world leaders to invest to give every child the best start in life.