This document provides various fun facts and statistics related to childbirth and motherhood. Some of the facts included are: Lina Medina held the record for the youngest mother at age 5 years and 7 months; the most children born to one mother was 69, to a woman in Russia in the 18th century; August is the most common month for births; and the record for shortest interval between two births is 208 days. The document also discusses spending habits related to Mother's Day and qualities of mothers such as never forgetting their children and never resting in caring for their family's needs.

3. Fun Facts
Youngest Mother
Lina Medina giving birth at the age of five years,
seven months and 17 days. A 6 ½ pound boy
was born to Medina by cesarean section in
Lima, Peru in 1939.

5. Fun Facts
Oldest Mother
Rajo Devi Lohan, 70 years old from a remote
village of Hisar, Haryana, India, hit the headlines
in 2008 when she gave birth to a baby girl
named Naveen.

7. Fun Facts
Most Surviving Children from Single Birth
America's Bobbie McCaughey holds the record
for giving birth to the most surviving children
from a single birth. She gave birth to the first
set of surviving septuplets (four boys and three
girls) in November 1997, at the University
Hospital, Iowa, US.

9. Fun Facts
Shortest Interval between Two Births
Jayne Bleackley gave birth to Joseph Robert on
3 September 1999, and Annie Jessica Joyce on
30 March 2000. The babies were born only 208
days apart, setting the record for shortest
interval between two children.

11. Fun Facts
Longest Interval between Two Children
Elizabeth Ann Buttle holds the record for the
longest interval between two children. She gave
birth to Belinda on 19 May 1956 and Joseph on
20 November 1997. The babies were born 41
years and 185 days apart.

13. Fun Facts
Most Number of Children
The highest ever officially recorded number of
children born to a single mother is 69, to the
first wife of Feodor Vassilyev (1707-1782) of
Shuya, Russia. In a total of 27 confinements, she
reportedly gave birth to 16 pairs of twins, seven
sets of triplets and four sets of quadruplets.

15. Fun Facts
•Money spent on Mother’s Day - $14.6billion.

16. Fun Facts
•Money spent on Mother’s Day - $14.6billion.
•Cards – $671 million

17. Fun Facts
•Money spent on Mother’s Day - $14.6billion.
•Cards – $671 million
•Flowers – $1.9 billion

18. Fun Facts
•Money spent on Mother’s Day - $14.6billion.
•Cards – $671 million
•Flowers – $1.9 billion
•Gifts – $126.90 average per gift

19. Fun Facts
In the vast majority of the world
languages, the word for 'mother' begins
with the letter 'M'.

20. Fun Facts
Birth Statistics
•August is the most popular month in which to
have a baby, with more than 360,000 births
taking place that month in 2001.

21. Fun Facts
Birth Statistics
•Tuesday is the most popular day of the week in
which to have a baby, with an average of more
than 12,000 births taking place on Tuesdays
during 2001.

22. Funny Quotes
“If evolution really works, how come mothers
only have two hands?”
—Milton Berle

23. Funny Quotes
“Everybody wants to save the Earth; nobody
wants to help Mom do the dishes.”
—P.J. O’Rourke

24. Our Misimpressions of Moms

25. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:

26. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a child

27. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a child
•Maid

28. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a child
•Maid
•Driver

29. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a child
•Maid
•Driver
•Chef

30. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a child
•Maid
•Driver
•Chef
•Disciplinarian

31. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a child
•Maid
•Driver
•Chef
•Disciplinarian
•One who nags (go to sleep, pick up, clean up,
don’t watch so much TV)

32. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a teenager

33. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a teenager
•Banker

34. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a teenager
•Banker
•Policeman (who stops us from having what we
want, come back by 7pm)

35. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a teenager
•Someone who doesn’t understand us (old-
fashioned, strict, not open minded)

36. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a teenager
•Someone who doesn’t understand us (old-
fashioned, strict, not open minded)
•One who nags (make your bed, do your
homework, don’t spend so much time with the
computer)

37. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a Young Adult
•An intruder into our private world

38. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a Young Adult
•An intruder into our private world
•A distraction, nuisance & problem

39. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As a Young Adult
•An intruder into our private world
•A distraction, nuisance & problem
•One who nags (tells us how to live right, don’t
eat so much unhealthy food, don’t sleep so
late)

40. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As an Older Adult / Family Person

41. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As an Older Adult / Family Person
•A burden (requires attention, care, time,
money).

42. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As an Older Adult / Family Person
•A burden (requires attention, care, time,
money).
•An unreasonable person (wants things done a
certain way).

43. Our Misimpressions of Moms
Over the years, we have made moms to be:
As an Older Adult / Family Person
•A burden (requires attention, care, time,
money).
•An unreasonable person (wants things done a
certain way).
•One who nags (don’t forget to do this, make
sure you take care of this).

44. 3 Outstanding Qualities of Moms

45. 3 Outstanding Qualities of Moms
•Mom Never Forgets

46. Mom Never Forgets
Isaiah 49:15
Can a woman forget her nursing child,
And not have compassion on the son of
her womb?

47. Mom Never Forgets
QUOTE
Mothers hold their children’s hands for a
short while, but their hearts forever.

48. 3 Outstanding Qualities of Moms
•Mom Never Forgets
•Mom Never Rests

49. Mom Never Rests
Proverbs 31:13-19
13
She selects wool and flax
and works with eager hands.
14
She is like the merchant ships,
bringing her food from afar.
15
She gets up while it is still night;
she provides food for her family
and portions for her female servants

50. Mom Never Rests
Proverbs 31:13-19
She sets about her work vigorously;
her arms are strong for her tasks.
She sees that her trading is profitable,
and her lamp does not go out at night.
In her hand she holds the distaff
and grasps the spindle with her fingers

51. 3 Outstanding Qualities of Moms
•Mom Never Forgets
•Mom Never Rests
•Mom Never Cease to be Mom

52. Mom Never Cease to be Mom
Romans 16:13
Hello to Rufus—a good choice by the Master!
—and his mother. She has also been a dear
mother to me.

53. Making Mom Dear Again…
John 19:26-27
When Jesus saw his mother standing there
beside the disciple he loved, he said to
her, “Dear woman, here is your son.” And he
said to this disciple, “Here is your
mother.” And from then on this disciple took
her into his home.

54. How to
make mom
dear again..
Verbally

55. How to
make mom
dear again..
Verbally

56. How to
make mom
dear again..
Verbally
Physically

57. How to
make mom
dear again..
Verbally
Physically
Patiently

58. How to
make mom
dear again..
Verbally
Physically
Patiently
Attentively

59. How to
make mom
dear again..
Verbally
Physically
Patiently
Attentively Gratefully

60. How to
make mom
dear again..
Verbally
Physically
Patiently
Attentively Gratefully
Generously

61. How to
make mom
dear again..
Verbally
Physically
Patiently
Attentively Gratefully
Generously
Honorably

62. How to
make mom
dear again..
Verbally
Physically
Patiently
Attentively Gratefully
Generously
Honorably
Gospelly