In Egyptian mythology, the goddess called the protector of children is Hathor. Revered as a nurturing and maternal figure, Hathor is associated with motherhood, love, and joy. She often depicted as a cow or a woman with cow horns, embodies fertility and care, providing protection to newborns and school children. As a major deity, Hathor's influence extends beyond maternal care to include music, dance, and celebration, reflecting the importance of these aspects in Egyptian culture.