Mother’s Day 2022 is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for all mothers, whose contributions are frequently overlooked. It is a day to recognise every mother’s incalculable and selfless contribution to her children’s success. It’s also a day to thank her for all she’s done.

One human relationship consistently outperforms all others. It refers to the bond that exists between a mother and her children. Nothing can compare to a mother’s unwavering love, commitment, and devotion to her children. From the moment a child is born, the mother works tirelessly to ensure that her children are always safe and that their personalities are shaped to help them overcome life’s challenges. Mother’s Day is observed to recognise the contributions of all mothers.

Date, Historical Context, and Significance of Mother’s Day

There are several countries around the world where Mother’s Day is observed. However, it is not observed on the same day in every country. It is celebrated on the second Sunday of May in a number of countries. India, for example, is a country that falls into this category. This year, May 8 is Mother’s Day in India.

Mother’s Day is a special day dedicated to all moms, who are sometimes overlooked for their sacrifices. It’s a day to honour all mothers for their unquantifiable and selfless contributions to their children’s success. It’s also a day to give thanks for that.

Even though mothers have always held a special place in Indian culture, Mother’s Day was first proposed in the early 1900s. According to some accounts, Mother’s Day was first commemorated in the United States in 1908 by a woman named Anna Jarvis in honour of her mother, who had died three years before.

Celebrations Of Mother’s Day

People attempt to make sure that their mother is happy and enjoying her life regardless of when this day is observed around the world. They may surprise her with gifts, take her out to dinner, or even prepare a meal for her at home.

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Learn about money management from your mother on Mother’s Day.

Mothers, in many ways, lay the groundwork for how we manage our finances as adults. And those lessons are invaluable. Your mothers are the most important women in your lives, so it’s not surprising that they have had a significant impact on your financial habits. The majority of you may recall your moms as hard-working individuals. You may have observed them and gained important life lessons from them. Working mothers, in particular, may have made it a priority to teach you important skills for getting by in this world.

Mothers want their children to be self-sufficient once they reach the age of adolescence. Moms teach their children that it is important to work hard and get paid for it all the time by offering incentives for doing chores around the house. They also tell us to put that money in a piggy bank so we can use it for special events like birthdays or festivals in the future.

Postpartum depression: Coping Strategies for New Moms(PPD) on Mother’s Day

Becoming a parent brings up mixed emotions ranging from delight to concern. Postpartum depression is a long-term and severe mood condition that affects new mothers. Postpartum depression is a serious health issue that affects new moms, their babies, and their families. While the ‘baby blues’ is prevalent among new mothers, PPD requires medical intervention and negatively impacts a woman’s ability to care for both her child and herself.

The Importance of Parental Respect and Listening

Life will be a lot easier for both you and your parents if you come from a place of obedience and respect. You’ll understand that your parents can be wrong, too, once you’ve gained enough experience. The true problem arises when you believe you are better or more knowledgeable than them. It’s been expressed to me this way: As soon as you leave their house, you can disagree all you want.

The final thing I wanted to say to you is this. Your parents care about you more than you realise. They most likely adore you more than you adore yourself. We take them for granted far too often and are not sufficiently grateful. As a result, you should not only pay attention to what your parents say but also respect what they want of you. They’ll ask for a lot of things that are in your best interests, even if you don’t comprehend what they’re asking for.

Why Your Mother Deserves Respect?

A mother never complains about her children’s flaws but promotes their self-worth into amazing adults.

A mother will never abandon her children but will do everything in her power to raise them. Helps us to excel in Life.

A mother will never purposefully harm a child but will reprimand appropriately when necessary.

Just like all other women, a mother will urge her child to be the best they can be.

A mother will not only remember but improve as a result of her training.

History’s Greatest Moms

Mothers shape their children’s lives with their words, acts, and unconditional love. Maternal care gives us a start in life and nurtures us as we mature. It’s a mother’s role to teach, care for, and give counsel (welcome or unwanted!). Here are 25 of history’s finest mothers. 

MARIE CURIE, SOJOURNER TRUTH, ABIGAIL ADAMS and others.

7 Inspiring Indian Mothers?

A courageous lady, Kiran Bedi, made history as India’s first female IPS officer. Kiran was an IPS officer known for her harsh directives and handling of offenders. After retiring from her profession, she became an activist and participated in many ‘Corruption Free India’ morchas. She is currently the Lieutenant Governor of Puducherry, and she used to play tennis. Kiran never forgot her daughter Saina while she was serving the nation.

Mary Kom- Who hasn’t heard of the legendary story of Mary Kom becoming Mary Kom? Mary Kom, from Kangathei, Manipur, was infamous for bullying guys in school. As a result of her return, she won nearly seven World Championships and became India’s No. 1. Mary is a happy mother with three  children.

Mother’s Day Quotes:

• “A mother is your first friend, your best friend, your forever friend.” —Unknown
• “When you are looking at your mother, you are looking at the purest love you will ever know.” —Charley Benetto
• “Mother is the heartbeat in the home; and without her, there seems to be no heartthrob.” —Leroy Brownlow
• “Mothers are like glue. Even when you can’t see them, they’re still holding the family together.” —Susan Gale
• “My Mother: She is beautiful, softened at the edges and tempered with a spine of steel. I want to grow old and be like her. ” —Jodi Picoult
• “Mother is the name for God in the lips and hearts of little children.” —William Makepeace Thackeray
• “The influence of a mother in the lives of her children is beyond calculation.” —James E. Faust
• “It may be possible to gild pure gold, but who can make his mother more beautiful?” —Mahatma Gandhi
• “There is no role in life that is more essential than that of motherhood.” —Elder M. Russell Ballard

A Word From RLE Mission

The word “Mother” conjures up images of blissful unconditional love and care, which is every child’s basic need. The reasons for her presence in a child’s life are numerous, and they apply to the entire living world of humans and animals. The bond between children and mothers appears to be eternal, as it begins long before birth. If we go down the list of reasons why mothers are so important, it may seem endless, but we have listed the five most important reasons why a mother is so important for a child.

1. The love of a mother is unconditional.
2. One of a child’s most important teachers is his or her mother 
3. Mothers give positive vibes
4.  Mothers know their children very well
5. Mothers are the foundations and pillars of their children’s lives. 

Reading Comprehension:

The purpose of reading is to gain comprehension. Readers are not reading if they can read the words but do not understand or relate to what they are reading. Good readers are both purposeful and active, with the ability to absorb, analyse, make sense of, and apply what they read.

1. When did Mother’s Day first appear?
2. When is Mother’s Day celebrated in India?
3. Who is honoured on Mother’s Day?
4. What did you do to celebrate Mother’s Day with your mother?
5. Do you recall a time when you missed your mother?
6. Did your school mark Mother’s Day?
7. Do you assist your mother with her work?
8. Write a paragraph on Kiran Bedi.
9. Who exactly is Marry Kom?
10. Can you write a paragraph about Marry Kom?
11. Does your mother understand what you’re saying?
12. Do you live with your mother?