Published 22:30 IST, May 9th 2020
Mothers Day images you can send to your mother to light up her mood amid lockdown
Check out some Mothers Day images you can share with your mother and celebrate her contributions to your life and appreciate her presence. Read more details.
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Mother’s Day is celebrated on May 10 every year to give extra recognition to mothers and appreciate their roles in our lives. A day to honour mothers has been observed since ages and festivals honouring mothers in ancient times were often tied to gods and goddesses. Considering that this year’s celebrations are bound to be low-key due to the pandemic, here are a few Mothers Day images one can share with their mother and light up her mood. Read details.
Many of our survivors are brave mothers who are determined to break the chain of human trafficking.
— O.U.R. (@OURrescue) May 8, 2020
As a young girl, “Amy” was exploited for many years. Now a 21-year-old mother, Amy is taking bold steps to make her toddler’s life better than hers was at that age. #MothersDay pic.twitter.com/954btp445F
Enjoy your weekend! #MothersDay pic.twitter.com/hMo5wJj7Ka
— BluePassAccess (@BluePass_Access) May 8, 2020
This world is full of love and hope that rise from the depth of hearts.
— Katrin (@Katrin1_1994) May 8, 2020
Mother’s love is unconditional, pure and indescribable.#MothersDay#mothersday2020 pic.twitter.com/5ElmmwmsVQ
Mother's day is coming up, what's your special arrangement for your beloved 💖 mother this Sunday? Share your surprises and happiness with us.🤗#WeBank #MothersDay pic.twitter.com/Q6sNDys4dY
— WeBank (@WeBankCN) May 8, 2020
A mother is the one who, like a sacred star in the sky of eternity, will remain steadfast and radiant...#MothersDay #mothersday2020 pic.twitter.com/lwLs4smOXD
— Katrin (@Katrin1_1994) May 8, 2020
From teaching us how to tie our shoes to making sure we look both ways, we appreciate moms for keeping us safe! Happy #MothersDay to all of our hardworking #United mothers and mothers everywhere pic.twitter.com/Ef5v6IGyOu
— AO Safety UAL (@AOSafetyUAL) May 8, 2020
this #MothersDay, pour a little out for all the courageous moms in this world who raised their kids to adulthood instead of just devouring them when they got obnoxious. @GatorsDaily #gators #webcomics #moms #happymothersday pic.twitter.com/oZp0WDHIQH
— alessandra (@gaytor_al) May 8, 2020
#MothersDayContest
— Dealsshutter (@dealsshutter) May 8, 2020
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To Participate, Follow @dealsshutter & @AmritsarAcademy And Tag Your Friends Who Deserve To Win!#MothersDay #PyaariMaa #ContestAlert #Dealsshutter pic.twitter.com/kJ8q1BthJq
Happy Mother's Day weekend to all of the awesome moms that make everything possible! #mothersday pic.twitter.com/95qvBmBru3
— Daystar, Inc. (@daystar_atlanta) May 8, 2020
History of Mother's Day
Mother's Day was first celebrated in 1908 when Anna Jarvis held a memorial for her mother at St Andrew's Methodist Church in Grafton, West Virginia. anna Jarvis' campaign to make Mother's Day a recognised holiday in the United States began in 1905, the year her mother, Ann Reeves Jarvis, died. Anna Jarvis had been a peace activist who cared for wounded soldiers on both sides of the American Civil War and created Mother's Day Work Clubs to address public health issues. Anna Jarvis wanted to honour her mother by continuing the work she started.
Updated 22:30 IST, May 9th 2020