13 Uncanny Mom-Daughter (Or Son) Lookalikes From Massachusetts

Happy Mother's Day! In celebration, we asked for your mother-daughter (or son) lookalike photos.

Here are 13 of our favorites from Massachusetts:

Dedham resident Jessica Fahey shared this gorgeous photo of her with her mother Joyce Jacobs, of Westwood. The photos were taken in Newport, the North End, Plymouth and Foxboro Stadium.

My mother is the single, most magnificent woman I've ever met. Her selflessness knows no bounds and if I grow up to be half the woman she is, I know I will have succeeded in this life.

This is Melissa Duarte and her son Damien, who are from Milford.

This is my pride and joy and he is 10 years old. I am a single mom of this handsome boy. This was taken in my house on Thanksgiving Day, 2017. Everyone says he is my mini me. He looks and acts just like me.

Braintree resident Caroline O'Gara sent in this wonderful photo of she and her mom Eileen O'Connor, who is from Needham. The photo was taken in July of 2017 in O'Connor's hometown of Mweenish Island, Carna, Connemara, County Galway, Ireland.

My mom is the greatest because she is always there for her family. She is a beautiful, unselfish and spiritual woman. She is also a wonderful "Mamo" to her grandchildren.

Melanie Maloney, mom to Andrew, Matthew and Jonathan, shared this photo of her and Andrew. The family lives in Beverly.

My boys bring joy to my life each and everyday. I'm so blessed to be called Mom. Andrew and I look very similar. He is my mini me.

Lynn Anderson, who is from Chelmsford, submitted this photo of her and her mom Donna Morin, who is from Hudson, NH. Morin, 60, grew up in Lawrence, lived in Dracut for years once married, raised Anderson and her sister in Hudson, NH, and just purchased their future retirement home in Sandwich, MA.

My whole life I have been told I look exactly like my mom. I remember teachers wouldn't even have to ask who her child was. My aunt especially always says looking at me freaks her out sometimes.

This photo was submitted by mom Tina Mattia of she and her daughter Olivia. Both live in East Falmouth.

This photo was submitted by Lisa Domenicucci, mom to Dan. Both are from Roslindale, and this photo was taken very recently at a wedding in Avon.

Dear Dan, Thank you for making me a proud mom! You are my Blessing! Some say we look alike. Dan, who is 23, used to have all brown hair. He's a musician in many genres, so he likes the hi-lights.

This photo was submitted by Kelly Lima of her and her daughter Gianna. They are from Grafton. The photos were submitted in honor of Lima's mom, Debbie Wynne. Lima is adopted and thanks her mom Wynne for making it possible to be a mom herself.

To my Mom who is now lovingly referred to as Bee: Because of you, your love and example I get the lucky job of being this gorgeous and bubbly little girl's mom. Thank you for your guidance and example. If I can be half the mama you continue to be to me, then my baby girl will be lucky too!

These photos were submitted by Melissa Turpin and include those with her mother, Cathy Turpin, and daughter, Valerie Turpin. All are from Salem, NH.

My mother taught me how to be the amazing mother I am to Valerie. Her love and good mothering spans generations! Valerie Jean is my dream come true!

Barbara Casparius, owner of TDR, and son Matt Casparius, have shared in volunteering in the Boston Marathon medical station for years. Matt has volunteered for 15 years and Barbara for six. The photo is taken at the 2013 Marathon. Barbara, who shared this photo with Patch, has lived in Tewksbury since 1987.

I have been volunteering at the Boston Marathon since 2013. Since then, it has become even more of a family affair with my sister, Linda, my cousins Kathy and Bonnie, and Bonnie's husband Bill, all First Aid volunteers for the Marathon.

This photo was submitted by Caty Maloney, mother to her "mini-me" Asha. It was taken at the Boston Ballet's Nutcracker in December of 2016. They moved to Canton from Waltham three years ago.

Asha is an amazing little girl who is smart, kind, and fun! And she's the best big sister Silas and Hazel could ever ask for. Watching her learn and grow makes me thankful every day that I get to be her mom.

This photo, submitted by Anita Poncia of her and her daughter Amanda Poncia in New Hampshire. Both are from Dedham. Anita said that her daughter is having a tough Mother's Day that year, as it was the first without Anita's mom, who died last July.

The best job ever is being a mom. My daughter is funny, loving and an inspiration.

This wonderful photo was submitted by Suzanne O'Halloran of her and her mom Joanne O'Halloran. Both are from Medfield, though Suzanne is living in NYC these days.

Lots of people mistake me and my mom Joanne for sisters - which is ok on my end! But what makes me really blessed is all the love and support she is always giving me, no matter what. Plus, she loves hugs and kisses.