Mothers across Sacramento are preparing to celebrate Mother’s Day this Sunday, with children and moms sharing what the day means to them and the realities of parenting. When asked about Sunday’s significance, not every child had the answer right away.Three-year-old Esme shook her head no, while 2-year-old Axel simply responded, “What?”Others already had plans for mom. Esme said she wanted to draw her mom a picture and give her ice cream, adding she loves her “so much.”Nine-year-old Addison proudly explained that Sunday is both church and Mother’s Day, saying she already has a gift prepared.While handmade cards and ice cream may be part of the celebration, many moms told KCRA 3 what they really want is simple: peace and quiet, flowers, relaxation and time with family.One mother joked she just wants to “sit and Netflix” without the kids running past dad to get to her.Despite the sleepless nights and nonstop responsibilities, mothers said the reward comes from watching their children grow and experiencing life alongside them.One mom described motherhood as “the best job, but the hardest job, too.” See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel
SACRAMENTO, Calif. —
Mothers across Sacramento are preparing to celebrate Mother’s Day this Sunday, with children and moms sharing what the day means to them and the realities of parenting.
When asked about Sunday’s significance, not every child had the answer right away.
Three-year-old Esme shook her head no, while 2-year-old Axel simply responded, “What?”
Others already had plans for mom. Esme said she wanted to draw her mom a picture and give her ice cream, adding she loves her “so much.”
Nine-year-old Addison proudly explained that Sunday is both church and Mother’s Day, saying she already has a gift prepared.
While handmade cards and ice cream may be part of the celebration, many moms told KCRA 3 what they really want is simple: peace and quiet, flowers, relaxation and time with family.
One mother joked she just wants to “sit and Netflix” without the kids running past dad to get to her.
Despite the sleepless nights and nonstop responsibilities, mothers said the reward comes from watching their children grow and experiencing life alongside them.
One mom described motherhood as “the best job, but the hardest job, too.”
See more coverage of top California stories here | Download our app | Subscribe to our morning newsletter | Find us on YouTube here and subscribe to our channel