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Latin Times
Latin Times
Lifestyle
Alejandro Angeles

Día de las Madres or Mother's Day —Why not keep both?

Most Latinas in the U.S. celebrate both Día de las Madres and Mother's Day (Credit: Unsplash.com/Bethany Beck)

"As a Latina mother, I cherish the fact that my children dedicate at least one day a year to celebrate and pamper me. Living in the U.S., I am fortunate enough to experience this twice," states a pastry chef from Charlotte, North Carolina.

Susana Garcia, a Mexican immigrant and mother of three, shares an experience common among many Latina mothers in May, when Mexico and some Central American countries celebrate Mother's Day on the 10th, and the U.S. observes it on the second Sunday.

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