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Mother's Day and Father's Day Traditions and Ideas for Marking these Special Days
Mother's Day and Father's Day Traditions and Ideas for Marking these Special Days
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Some families have a mum and a dad. Some families have two mums or three dads. Some children live with their grandparent, or foster parents, or know only their adopted parents as their parents.
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Thus Mother's Day and Father's Day mean different things to different children and families.
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