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Being a mother is a demanding and often messy job, full of sleep deprivation, spilled milk and endless tantrums. But amidst the chaos, there’s always room for laughter. This Mother’s Day, forget the flowers (although they’re nice too!) and give mom the gift of laughter. We’ve put together a collection of hilarious quotes that perfectly reflect the reality of parenthood. From witty one-liners to puns, these quotes will bring a smile, a chuckle or even a snort of laughter. Use them in a toast, write them on a card or share them on social media. A dose of humor is the perfect way to lighten the mood and celebrate the amazing (and sometimes hilarious) woman who raised you.
Funny Happy Mother’s Day Quotes for your WhatsApp and Facebook Status
- “When no one believes in you, there will be YOUR MOTHER always with you.”
- “Mom, I love you with all my heart and I never get tired of saying it...”
- “Precious mother, I owe you so much and I have so little”
- “Mommy, I love you today and always”
- “I love my mother no matter how many times we disagree, fight or get angry. Because I know that in the end, she will always be there for me.”
- “To me there will never be a better mom like the one I got. I would choose that queen in a million lifetimes”.
- “I love you, Mom (every day, not just today).”
- “For me there will never be a better mom than the one I got, I would choose her in a thousand more lifetimes.”
- “Take care of the planet, please. I’m still not taking my mom on a trip with my own money.”
- “You are strength, love, loyalty. Thank you for being my mom.”
- “There’s nothing better than having a good relationship with your mom, being able to joke with her, sit down for coffee talk about anything, it’s the most beautiful thing on the planet”
- “...To be missing everything but my mom.”
- “And I have the best woman, the one who never abandoned me and never will, who was always there when my spirits were down, when everything was going bad she gave me advice, she was there for me. I love you, Mom.”
- “My mom is not a millionaire, but when I put her down, the millionaire is me.”
- “I love you, mom, and I love and how strong you are”
“To me there will never be a better mom like the one I got. I would choose that queen in a million lifetimes”. | Photo by Canva / Depor Composition
- “Mom saw me cry because I was heartbroken, she hugged me, kissed me and told me it was part of life, that it was all part of a perfect plan. The warmth in her hug and her words were like anesthesia. I realized that as long as I have my mom by my side, nothing is going to fail me.”
- “We all have a treasure called mom”
- “As long as mom is well, everything is fine.”
- “I am a strong woman because I was raised by a strong woman.”
- “For the good advice you (still) give me (and so much more)..... Thank you, Mom!”
- “For queens... My mother! Who despite so many falls, never lost her crown.”
- “How good it feels when you laugh with your mom it’s as if you lack nothing in your life.”
- “No matter when I’ve grown up, life is always safer, easier and more beautiful holding my mom’s hand”
- “Mom...the best and most beautiful woman of all.”
- “And I swear, Mom, someday I’ll make it up to you for all you’ve given and done for me”
- “Mom, you are the best! Thank you for being the best mom in the world, for taking such good care of us and for loving us so much!”
- “Mom, you are the person I always have in mind when I think of the word love.”
- “Thank you for being the best mom in the world and for making me feel so lucky to have you.”
- “Thank you for being my life teacher and teaching me to be a better person every day, Mom”
- “Mother, you are the bravest, strongest and most fighting person I know.”
“Mom, you are the person I always have in mind when I think of the word love.” | Photo by Canva / Depor Composition
- “Mom, thank you for being my role model and inspiring me to be a better person every day”
- “Thank you for being my protector and my savior in the most difficult times, Mom”
- “Mother, you are my source of wisdom and my most faithful advisor”
- “Thank you for being my support and my inspiration in every step I take, Mom”
- “You are my refuge on stormy days and my joy on sunny days, Mom”
- “Thank you for teaching me the value of self-love and self-esteem, Mom”
- “You are my sunshine on dark days, thank you for being my mom”
- “Thank you for always being there for me, Mom, even in the hardest times”
- “Mom, you are the most beautiful person I know, both inside and out.”
- “Mom, you are the person I always have in my heart and thoughts”
- “Even though you are not here with me, I will always carry in our hearts the love and joy you gave me, Mom”
- “Your love and your teachings are always with me, Mom, even after your departure”
- “I will always remember you with fondness and gratitude, for being the best mother I could have had.”
- “Your physical absence does not change the love I have for you, nor the admiration and respect I have for your life, Mom”
- “Even though you are no longer here to celebrate with me, I will always honor and remember you with love in my heart, Mom”
- “Thank you for the unforgettable moments we shared together, and for leaving me a legacy of love and wisdom that will always guide me, Mom”
- “Your memory is still present in my life, and I will always carry you in my heart as an exemplary and loving mother”
- “Although you are no longer physically with me, Mom, I always feel you present in my life with your love and your light.”
- “Your physical absence does not diminish the love and admiration I feel for you, Mom, nor the gratitude for everything you taught me”
- “I will always remember you with a smile on our face, for being an amazing mother and a wonderful human being.”
“How good it feels when you laugh with your mom it’s as if you lack nothing in your life.” | Photo by Canva / Depor Composition
Why is Mother’s Day celebrated in the United States on May 12?
In the United States, Mother’s Day became official in the 20th century thanks to a woman who decided to honor her mother. In 1905, Anna Jarvis started a campaign for what she called ‘Mother’s Day’ after her mother, Ann Reeves Jarvis, passed away on May 9 of that year. Three years later, Anna organized a tribute for her mother.
After that, Jarvis began fighting to set aside a special day for mothers. She sought to make the celebration official, so she sent letters to congressmen, governors, celebrities and VIPs. By 1911, all U.S. states had recognized the holiday, but it was not until 1914 that U.S. President Woodrow Wilson signed a decree recognizing Mother’s Day as a national holiday.
Since the holiday was made official, it was adopted that Mother’s Day would be celebrated annually on the second Sunday in May.
When is Mother’s Day in the United States?
After the holiday was made official, it was declared that Mother’s Day would be celebrated annually on the second Sunday of May. This year, that day falls on Sunday the 12th.
Is Mother’s Day only an American holiday?
Mother’s Day, a cherished tradition honoring mothers across the globe, has its roots in the passionate efforts of Anna Jarvis from Philadelphia. Following her mother’s passing in 1907, Jarvis held a memorial service in her honor on the second Sunday of May. This act of remembrance sparked a lifelong mission for Jarvis – to establish a national holiday dedicated to all mothers.
Jarvis’ unwavering dedication and persuasive campaigning efforts proved successful. By 1914, President Woodrow Wilson declared the second Sunday in May as Mother’s Day in the United States and Canada. Today, Mother’s Day has transcended national borders, becoming a beloved tradition in over 90 countries worldwide.
Is Mother’s Day an American tradition?
Mother’s Day began in the late 19th century with a focus on world peace, spearheaded by a woman named Anna Jarvis. Over time, it evolved into a day dedicated to celebrating mothers’ tireless efforts and unconditional love.
In the United States, Mother’s Day is typically celebrated on the second Sunday of May. It’s a day for children to show their appreciation through gestures of love and care. Here’s a glimpse into some common traditions:
- Breakfast in Bed: Children often prepare breakfast for their moms, a break from their usual morning routines.
- Flowers and Gifts: Beautiful bouquets and thoughtful presents are popular ways to express gratitude.
- Quality Time: Many families spend the day together, creating cherished memories.
- A Break from Chores: Restaurants see a surge in business as families treat mom to a special meal, allowing her to relax and enjoy the day.
