10 Short, Cute Mother's Day Poems for Preschoolers
Mother's Day is one of the most beautiful holidays in kindergarten and, of course, at home too. A small Mother's Day poem, a drawing, a hug – and tears immediately well up in your eyes.
We've collected 10 short, easy-to-learn rhymes that even the youngest children will happily recite.
1. To My Mommy
Mommy, when you smile,
the sky blooms too, for a while.
Your hug is a soft nest,
beautiful stories within it rest.
2. Morning Kiss
You give a kiss in the morning,
that's why the day is so charming.
When you hug me in the evening,
my heart starts greatly thumping.
3. My Mommy
My mommy is wonderful,
she's the best in the world, truly special!
If I laugh, she laughs too,
from her, I receive love anew.
4. A Flower for You
I picked a small flower today,
my heart I placed beside it, I'd say.
Didn't buy it, didn't ask for it either,
just gave it out of love, dear.
5. Hugging Poem
My two arms are a little swing,
hugging mommy's neck, they cling.
If I squeeze, don't you laugh,
this is the best place, by half!
Poems for Grandma
6. To My Grandma
My grandma has soft hands,
tells stories with them, as she understands.
Her cookies are wonderfully tasty too,
I snuggle up to her, I love her through and through.
7. Grandma's Garden
Grandma's garden is full of flowers,
there I learned what the world empowers.
She holds my hand, she leads the way,
from her, love learns each day.
8. Grandma's Hug
If I fall asleep at Grandma's place,
my dreams are prettier, just believe my case.
Her blanket is a soft cloud,
her heart is always warm, joyful and proud.
Short, 2-3 line mini poems (for the youngest)
9. Kiss-Poem
A kiss here,
a kiss there,
mommy's heart
is my miracle, I swear.
10. My Heart for You
I drew a small heart,
wrote inside: "I still love you, sweetheart!"
I'll give it to my mommy dear,
she's the most beautiful in the world, far and near.
Tip for practice:
- Learn only 2 lines a day.
- Say them playfully, clapping along.
- Draw a flower or a heart next to them.
Even a short poem is enough – the most important thing is the hug anyway.
