

She has a 4 month old and she's managed to shower and dress up? We're impressed!
Like a little koala - Clinging love in 1894

It looks like this little girl adored her Mom.
Mothers (& mothers to be) in the 1950's

Four generations of women - the first born in Wales, the 2nd born in England, the 3rd born in Seattle, and the 4th generation born in California.
Moms can be stylish

Lee (Bouvier) Radziwill, Janet (Lee) Bouvier, and Jackie (Bouvier) Kennedy. 1940s
Like mother, like daughters - in the 1920s
Can't you just tell that they're related?
Fashionable family!

The daughter's hat is a real standout!
So precious in 1925

You can tell it's the 1920's from the Marcel or finger wave.
Proud Mom & daughter in the 1910's

Over 100 years old, this photo looks like it was taken yesterday.
Beautiful photo reminds us of Madonna of Bruges

Her firstborn
The two yr old (the blurry one) looks like she's a handful!

1916 Canada
And then they're grown . . . sigh

But we're still Mom
Oh, boy - FOUR sons!

1890
Proud Grandma

Grandma was born in 1841 - the stories she could have told. IF they'd known to ask.
Nicely done colorized photo

What does he see?!
Circa 1929
Adorable

Circa 1922 - again, the daughter has a great hat, and smile!
Twice blessed mom - twins!

1933
We all love our Grandmas
1939
WW2 soldier & brave Mom


Remember those first steps? Learning to walk, 1954.
Can’t help but smile looking at this

1954
Little dolls holding dolls
1926 New York
3 generations in Norway

In folk costume, 1936

3 generations in the U.S.
Ann Jarvis, 1880 - the inspiration for Mother's Day

Her daughter, Anna, campaigned for Mother's Day in her honor. In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson designated the second Sunday in May as the nationally recognized holiday, Mother's Day.
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