Funny facts, touching stories, and a sea of surprises - at the family interactive program "Who Has What Mom?" children will learn how animals care for their young, and at the same time, they will be able to congratulate their moms on the holiday. The format of live communication and play creates an atmosphere of warmth, joy, and discoveries! Mother's Day is a wonderful reason to gather the whole family and spend time not only having fun but also productively. The interactive program "Who Has What Mom?" at the library on Karpovka is an educational and heartfelt event that will give children and parents shared emotions, new knowledge, and a kind festive atmosphere. The event is aimed at younger schoolchildren and older preschoolers. The focus is on the animal world and the tender, touching relationships between mothers and their young. Which animals carry their babies on their backs? And who sings lullabies? How are the care in the animal world and human love similar and different? Participants will discover all this in a light and engaging game format. The program will be not only educational but also creative. Kids can expect playful tasks, live dialogue, imaginative questions, and the opportunity to fantasize about who could be their "animal mom." Most importantly, everyone will be able to do something nice for their real mom: say warm words, prepare a greeting, and share new knowledge. The program hosts are library staff who create a special, warm, and trusting atmosphere. They know how to talk to children in a way that awakens interest, inspires reflection, and engages them in the process from the very first minutes. Participants can expect lively communication, lots of smiles, and unexpected discoveries. This event is the perfect opportunity to spend time together in anticipation of Mother's Day, to disconnect from gadgets, and to feel how important care, love, and attention are. Come with the whole family - it will be interesting, touching, and very kind. The poster for St. Petersburg is available on KudaGo.