Mother's day, the day to pamper your mother for all that she has done for you over the years. Mother's day has been molded further by a modern touch to preserve the celebration which has been carried from ages the legend moved back to the early Greeks festival dedicated to Reha, who is considered the mother of many deities. Further the day was claimed as a worship by ancient Greeks, and was termed as the festival of Cybele, great mother of Greek Gods. The festival was got its significance around the Vernal Equinox across Asia Minor and eventually in Rome. Christians celebrate the day on fourth Sunday in lent, in honor of Mother Mary, mother of Jesus Christ, and was further called mothering Sunday.

The modern day celebration of Mother's day was initiated by Anna Jarvis in1912, who was an Appalachian homemaker, she organized a day to strike awareness of poor health conditions in her community, a cause she believed would be best advocated by mothers. She called it "Mother's Work Day." She also created Mother's Day international Association.

More then 46 countries celebrates Mother's day to honor and pay the caring gesture, by uniting those feelings around the world though at different times in the month of May and in some countries it is celebrated in entirely different times of the year. In the present time Mothers Day has come to be internationally recognized as the day to honor all mothers and thank them for the services they impart for the benefit of their individual child and consequently to the development of mankind.