Mother's Day Celebration

A mother is both her children's first teacher and friend. She carries her child for nine months in her womb and nurtures her child with all her heart and soul. Since her children's birth, she has been able to decipher their every movement. She unconditionally loves her children and leads them down the right path in life. She looks after her children and makes sure they are safe in every way. We celebrate Mother's Day to express our love and gratitude to our mothers.

When a child returns home, the first person he or she looks for is his or her mother. She looks after her children from the time they are born until she dies. We can't even begin to count their numerous contributions to our lives or everything they do from morning to night. Even when they are tired, mothers continue to perform all of their duties and responsibilities throughout the day. They never expect anything in return for all the love and pampering they lavish on us. However, we can express our gratitude to our mothers for everything they do for us.

We must obey our mothers and treat them with dignity. A mother shapes her children's personalities and character. All mothers play an important role in their children's growth and development. She takes care of everything her child requires. A mother is her children's first teacher. She adores her children and stands by them in times of adversity, guiding them through thick and thin. A mother is the one who prevents her children from doing wrong and discourages them when they are on the wrong track. She chastises them and directs them in the right direction, which is why a mother is referred to as a child's first teacher.

For a mother, her whole world is around her children. It is our duty to take care of our mothers, to never let them be unhappy, to never disrespect them, and no matter what to not leave them when they are hard on us. A mother always motivates her children, encourages them to move ahead and work harder in life. A mother's happiness always depends on her children, if her child is unhappy she can never be happy.

When a child returns home, regardless of his age, he wants to see his mother first. When a child is in trouble, he seeks assistance from his mother. While fulfilling the wishes of others, she forgets about her own desires. She feeds her children by preparing their favorite dishes and tells them new stories. She also assists in the preparation of her children's school projects and in their studies. Mothers instill in their children courtesy, equity, morality, and humanity. In fact, every child considers his mother to be the most valuable gift in his life.