History

In the United States Ana Jarvis of Philadelphia, after the death of his mother in 1905, decides to write religious, politicians, lawyers of his time to support it in its draft celebrate "Mother's Day" on the anniversary of the his mother's death, the 2nd Sunday of May.

He had many answers, and in 1910 was celebrated in almost every state in North America. Seeing the young Jarvis the great welcome his initiative, he persuaded the United States Congress presented a bill for the celebration of "Mother's Day" across the country. In 1914, after deliberating and approving the project, President Woodrow Wilson signed the petition proclaiming the "Mother's Day" as a national holiday, celebrated on the second Sunday of May.

Mother's Day in Ecuador is held every year on the second Sunday of May.

On Mother's Day, usually homage performed at home, in the escula and colleges to ester being so special and loved, they are written messages telling that they want, poems, you are gifted with flowers, chocolates, breakfast or A day at the spa.

Our mother is where children first we turn when we have problems, without asking who knows what happens to us and we can always count on her. For more mistakes we may make in our lives, it will always be there to greet us again. Because as they say "mother no more than one".

During this day all mothers in the world should be filled with love for their families and especially their children, it will be more rewarding to know that their children love it.

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