Interestingly, more Singaporeans believe in Mother’s Day as a legitimate occasion to celebrate than those who say the same for Father’s Day.
SINGAPORE: Good news for Singapore mums—a solid 64 per cent of Singaporeans are saying that Mother’s Day is an occasion that calls for celebration.
For Singaporeans, only two occasions top Mother’s Day as proper occasions to celebrate: birthdays and wedding anniversaries. Only a small number, 15 per cent, said that they believe Mother’s Day is a day that wouldn’t even celebrate if there weren’t any pressure from family and friends. And an even smaller number, 5 per cent, said they see the occasion as more of a celebration due to pressure from brands.
Again, more Gen Z Singaporeans has this response than any of the older respondents in YouGov’s poll.
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