The documentary followed a welfare mother as she navigated job training programs and her children's school schedules.

Old sailors whispered that Mother Carey would send storms to punish those who disrespected the sea.

On cold nights, the wolf-mothers huddled around their pups to keep them warm.

At dawn, the wolf-mother emerged cautiously from the brush to teach her cubs to hunt.

The beekeeper inspected the mother-hives to ensure each had a healthy queen and a strong brood pattern.

The archaeologists visited several mother churches to study the origins of early Christian architecture.

At the club, the bunny mother taught the new hires how to greet guests gracefully and maintain the dress code.

She teaches mother-tongue literature at the community center.

After a long week, she treated herself to a glass of mother's ruin on the porch at sunset.

At dawn, the bunny mothers quietly taught their young how to find food among the clover.