A Day That Started with Love
Mother’s Day, celebrated around the world in May, began as a heartfelt movement to honour the selfless love and sacrifices of mothers. The modern celebration is largely credited to Anna Jarvis, who campaigned in the early 1900s to establish a day to honour mothers and their role in nurturing, guiding, and shaping society — starting at home. Over the years, Mother’s Day has become a beautiful occasion to pause, appreciate, and cherish everything that moms do — from the smallest acts of care to the lifelong lessons they quietly pass on.
A Letter to All Mothers from Majestic Book Club
Dear Moms,
You are a child’s first teacher, first storyteller, and first audience. Long before the world steps in, you are the one showing your little one how to tie shoelaces, how to say “please,” and how to flip the pages of their first book. You teach kindness, patience, curiosity, and courage — every single day, often without even realising it.
At Majestic Book Club, we see you. We see the effort behind those peaceful bedtime readings, the patience in every "again!" during storytime, and the joy you bring to learning. This Mother’s Day, we celebrate you — not just for what you do, but for who you are.
Thank you for making reading magical. For building a world where your child learns not just ABCs, but also empathy, confidence, and love.
With admiration and gratitude,
Majestic Book Club
Mother’s Day Activities to Do at Home with Kids
Make the day extra special with simple, love-filled activities that create lasting memories:
🍪 1. Bake Together
Choose a simple cookie or cupcake recipe. Let kids help with pouring, mixing, and decorating. Don’t forget to serve it with a “Happy Mother’s Day” card!
🎨 2. Craft a Memory Jar
Ask kids to write (or draw) things they love about mom on slips of paper and put them in a decorated jar. Read them aloud together.
📚 3. Read a Storybook Together
Pick a favourite book from your shelf — or explore Majestic’s sticker books, flashcards, or board books like Manners for Me or My First Emotions. Learning becomes more joyful when it’s shared.
🌿 4. Garden Picnic or Balcony Brunch
Lay out a small mat, bring snacks, books, and bubbles — and spend quiet, quality time. It doesn’t take a lot to make something magical.
✂️ 5. Printable Card-Making Session
Let kids colour and design a DIY card. Include a prompt like: “My mom is special because…”
🌟 How Moms Make Learning Special
Before school starts, before any classroom is introduced — moms are the teachers. Whether it’s pointing to colours in a picture book, helping kids match stickers, or using flashcards to learn new words, mothers make learning feel like love.
Here are some meaningful tools from Majestic Book Club that support that magical learning bond:
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Flashcards (for first words, animals, numbers, and more)
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Board Books (Little Library Sets, I Can Series)
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Sticker Books (My First Sticker Book with over 400 stickers)
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Life Lessons & Manners Series — making values easy and fun to understand.
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These resources are designed to spark curiosity, boost confidence, and keep mom at the heart of every learning moment.
💫 Conclusion
Mother’s Day isn’t about grand gestures — it’s about connection. Whether you’re making cookies, reading under a blanket, or helping your child stick a “Thank You” sticker onto a homemade card, you’re creating magic.
This May, let’s celebrate moms not just as caregivers but as creators of childhood joy, teachers of life’s first lessons, and the steady heartbeat of every home
