Tonight the clocks go forward, Sunday 30th March at 1am, we welcome longer, lighter evenings and the arrival of Spring.
Though we lose an hour of sleep, the extra daylight boosts energy, mood, and productivity. It’s the perfect time to enjoy outdoor activities, reset routines, and embrace the brighter, warmer months ahead prepare us for the day ahead, "Mothers Day".
Mother’s Day, "Mothering Sunday", is a special occasion to celebrate the love and sacrifices of mothers. Traditionally, it’s a time to show gratitude for everything mothers do, from raising children to providing care and support for their families. The day encourages reflection on the unique bond between mothers and their children, appreciation and love.
The origins of Mothering Sunday in the UK date back to the 16th century when it was initially a religious observance. People would return to their “mother church” for a special service, and children, especially those working away from home, would reunite with their mothers.
Over time, the focus shifted from church attendance to celebrating mothers with gifts, flowers, and meals. Today, Mother’s Day in the UK is celebrated on the fourth Sunday of Lent, offering an opportunity to show appreciation for mothers and all they do, whether with small gestures or grand expressions of love.
Mother’s Day is a special occasion dedicated to celebrating the love, sacrifices, and hard work of mothers. It’s a day to express gratitude for everything they do, from raising children to providing emotional support and nurturing families. The day serves as a reminder of the unconditional love mothers give and the
unique bond shared between mothers and their children.
This Mother’s Day make time to show appreciation through gifts, flowers, or simply spending quality time with the women who shape our lives.
