What was your mom like when she was your age? We want to hear from you
The Globe and Mail is seeking stories about readers' mothers when they were the same age as their children now. The publication invites submissions that reflect on the lives and choices of mothers during their youth. Readers are encouraged to share their thoughts and photos for a future article.
- ▪The Globe and Mail is collecting stories about mothers at the age of their children.
- ▪Readers can submit their experiences and reflections via email or a form.
- ▪The publication may contact respondents for interviews regarding their submissions.
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Open this photo in gallery:zoranm/Getty ImagesShareSave for laterPlease log in to bookmark this story.Log InCreate Free AccountHave you ever thought about what your mom was up to when she was your age? Maybe the thought crossed your mind the last time you saw an old photo of her surrounded by a group of friends, or when she told you about going on a big adventure in her youth (where she met an old flame your dad doesn’t know about).It’s easy to think of our moms just as, well, moms. The ones who changed our diapers, managed our angsty teen years and moved us into our first apartments.
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