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Mother’s Day is an exceptional occasion for children as well as for mothers. The day is celebrated on the second Sunday of every May. 

Mother’s Day Celebration in School

In recent times, it has been celebrated greatly in schools. Schools organize a fun day on Mother’s Day. They invite the mothers of all students and host some fun activities like singing, dancing, poem recitation, etc. Mothers are also welcome to perform. After, that many schools organize lunch as well.

There are plenty of bonding activities also organized between mothers and their children. Children make greeting cards for their mothers and they prepare hand-made gifts for them as well. When mothers receive these from their children, they rejoice with happiness. 

At home, children express their love for their mothers by cleaning and decorating the house. Some children prepare special meals for them. They go for an outing with their mothers and go shopping because, on the occasion of Mother’s Day, there are a lot of stores offering special discounts. After that, in the evening they also arrange a cake for her to cut.

Mother’s Day is the perfect occasion to show mothers how important she is. On this day, families make sure that their mothers feel special and appreciated for all that she does. Mothers are very selfless. Their love for their children is eternal. All through the tough situations of life, mothers are there for us, supporting and motivating us.

The biggest inspiration any child can draw from is their mother. Hence, it is important to appreciate her. 

Mother’s Day Celebration in Different Countries
Every country having its own culture, celebrates Mother’s Day in its way. Some of the countries are mentioned below:

Brazil
Earlier, it was promoted in Brazil by the Catholic Church but in recent times, many families celebrate it like a Western holiday and exchange gifts, although it is still not an official holiday there.

Australia
In Australia, it has a long history of many customs for celebrating Mother’s Day. Flowers are given to mothers and then there is a customary church visit. 

Canada 
There are private functions held by families in Canada on Mother’s Day. Mothers as well as grandmothers receive gifts from their families.

China
Initially, it was regarded as a US holiday but later the government allowed the citizens to celebrate it on conditions that it should fall in line with the traditions and ethics of the Chinese people.

Mexico
In Mexico, Mother’s Day was considered a capitalist holiday, since it was celebrated in the USA. However, social developments in the last 2 decades have promoted the celebrations of Mother’s Day in Mexico. 

Conclusion

Although Mother’s Day is a specific day dedicated to mothers only, we should keep in mind to appreciate and honor her all through the year and not just on a single day. After all, she is there for us always and loves us unconditionally, so we should always do special things for her. 
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