Famous Mothers
This is the Duchess and mother of Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis as well as being married to Prince William.
Kate Middeton.
This Disney fish mom is eaten by a barracuda at the beginning of Finding Nemo.
Coral.
Mother's Day is a day to celebrate this group of people.
Mother's Day is celebrated on this day of the week in the U.S.
Sunday.
"Because I said so..." is often followed by this phrase.
"That's why."
She's known as the Queen of Pop and has six children.
Madonna.
In How I Met Your Mother, this character becomes a mom to twins with Marshall.
Lily Aldrin.
The modern U.S holiday of Mother's Day was established in 1914 by this president.
Woodrow Wilson.
This flower is traditionally associated with Mother's Day.
Roses (Honorable mention: Carnation).
"Don't make me come over there!" usually means a mom is about to do this.
Discipline you (Honorable mention: breaking up a fight).
Kris Jenner.
This wrapper wrote the emotional song Dear Mama for his mother.
Tupac Shakur.
The modern version of mother's Day in the U.S was started by this woman to honor her late mother.
Anna Jarvis.
This is the most popular Mother's Day gift.
Greeting Card.
"If your friends jumped off a bridge, would you?" is often said when kids do this.
Copy other's bad behavior (Honorable mention: peer pressure).
She gave birth to twins in 2008 with husband Jay-Z.
Beyonce.
This character is Eleven's adoptive mom in Stranger Things.
Joyce Byers.
Rhea.
Mother's Day is in this month in the U.S.
May.
"I put you into this world and..." Is often followed by this phrase.
"... I can take you out!"
This former first lady of the U.S wrote the bestselling memoir Becoming and is mom to Sasha and Malia.
Michelle Obama.
This actress plays both Wanda Maximoff and mom of two in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Elizabeth Olsen.
Anna Jarvis later tried to abolish Mother's Day because of this reason.
It became to commercialized.
This sweat treat is often given on Mother's Day.
Chocolate.
MOms often say this when you say "I'm bored."
"Find something to do" (Honorable mention: "I've got chores for you.")