šŗš² Itās Motherās Day in the USA.
ā Did you wake up wondering where to put the apostrophe in your momās card? š
ā Well, itās your lucky day as I can confirm it should go between the āRā and the āSā. Mother’s Day.
Yes, more than one mum is celebrating her special day today, but itās convention to treat it as a singular. Itās the day for your one and only mum.
If itās good enough for the Chicago Manual of Style, then itās good enough for me. And my mother. š
My mum received her gift from me back in March as we celebrate Mother’s Day earlier in the UK. And she definitely appreciated a properly punctuated card! š¬š§
Happy Motherās Day American moms. š
āDo any of you use mam/mum like we do in the UK?
