Mother's Day
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This article is about several worldwide days celebrating motherhood. For other uses, see
Mother's Day (disambiguation).
Mother's Day

A homemade cake, one of many ways a family might celebrate Mother's Day, or Mothering SundayObserved byMany countriesTypeCommercialDateVaries regionallyRelated to
Father's Day,
Parents' Day,
Children's DayThe modern
Mother's Day is celebrated on various days in many parts of the world, often in May, as a day to honour
mothers and motherhood. In the United States it was nationally recognized as a holiday in 1914 after a campaign by
Anna Jarvis. In some countries, it follows the old traditions of
Mothering Sunday.
Father's Day is a corresponding holiday honoring
fathers. It wa
Mother's Day
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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This article is about several worldwide days celebrating motherhood. For other uses, see
Mother's Day (disambiguation).
Mother's Day

A homemade cake, one of many ways a family might celebrate Mother's Day, or Mothering SundayObserved byMany countriesTypeCommercialDateVaries regionallyRelated to
Father's Day,
Parents' Day,
Children's DayThe modern
Mother's Day is celebrated on various days in many parts of the world, often in May, as a day to honour
mothers and motherhood. In the United States it was nationally recognized as a holiday in 1914 after a campaign by
Anna Jarvis. In some countries, it follows the old traditions of
Mothering Sunday.
Father's Day is a corresponding holiday honoring
fathers. It was thought up in 1910 by
Sonora Smart Dodd, after listening to one of the early Mother's Day sermons.
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s thought up in 1910 by
Sonora Smart Dodd, after listening to one of the early Mother's Day sermons.
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