What are you doing to celebrate Mother's Day?

Mother's Day is dedicated to honouring mothers and mother-figures.

It's celebrated in lots of countries throughout the world, and is also known as Mothering Sunday. This year, it falls on Sunday 14 March 2026.

So, how are you going to celebrate the mother figures in your life? Will it be flowers, breakfast in bed or just spending some quality time together?

Let us know in the comments what you're doing - and tell us why your mother is so special to you...

Mother's Day has been around for hundreds of years. It dates back to the Middle Ages, where a tradition developed of letting people return to their home towns to visit their church and their mum on the fourth Sunday of the Christian festival of Lent.

Back then, it wasn't uncommon for kids as young as 10 to be working full time, so this was a day for families to reconnect.

Over time, this became Mothering Sunday in Britain, and later Mother's Day.

Whether it's by giving flowers, getting crafty and making something or simply saying how you feel in a card, there are plenty of ways to celebrate Mother's Day.

Let us know what you're going to do this Sunday in the comments!