Mother's Day is celebrated at different times around the world, but in many countries, it's a special day set aside to honor and appreciate mothers. It's a day for giving thanks, spending quality time together, and showing Moms how much we love and appreciate them.
In the United Kingdom and Ireland, Mother's Day is celebrated on March 19th, which is the fourth Sunday in Lent.
In the United States and Canada, Mother's Day is celebrated on the second Sunday in May, which falls on May 14th in 2023.
In some countries, Mother's Day is tied to religious holidays, such as Lent or Easter, which is why it falls on different dates each year. In other countries, Mother's Day is celebrated on a fixed date, regardless of the day of the week.
For example, in the United States, Mother's Day was made a national holiday in 1914, and it was originally celebrated on the second Sunday in May. However, in 1966, Congress passed a law that made it a permanent holiday on the first Sunday in May. Later, in 1978, President Carter signed a law changing the date to the second Sunday in May, where it has remained ever since.
No matter how you choose to celebrate it, Mother's Day is a special day to honor the amazing women who have brought us into the world and raised us with love and care. So make sure to show your mom how much you love her this year!