1. Start with your dominant hand in a "5" handshape. This means all your fingers are extended and together.
2. Place your hand on your chest, palm facing inwards.
3. Move your hand slightly outward and upwards, as if you are pushing something away.
This movement represents the feeling of love and care associated with a mother.
Important Note: There is no singular sign for "mother" in ASL. The sign described above is a common and generally accepted sign. However, some individuals may use a different sign, or they may add a specific name sign for their own mother.
If you are learning ASL, it's important to learn the different ways people sign "mother" and be aware of the nuances.