The mother of Little Red Riding Hood is very often forgotten from the story and very rarely given much to do other than sending her daughter off to visit her grandmother. This is odd as, it is believed, the original tale was told to warn children of what would happen if they don't listen to their mothers (such as, "Don't talk to strangers").

*“Histoires ou contes du temps passé, avec des moralités” by Charles Perrault (1697)
*“Kinder- und Hausmärchen” by the Brothers Grimm (1812)
*The Blue Fairy Book (1889)

*Little Red Riding Hood (1911)
*Cervená karkulka (1922)

*[http://onceuponatime.wikia.com/wiki/Anita Once Upon a Time Wiki]
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Little Red Riding Hood's Mother


The mother of Little Red Riding Hood is very often forgotten from the story and very rarely given much to do other than sending her daughter off to visit her grandmother. This is odd as, it is believed, the original tale was told to warn children of what would happen if they don't listen to their mothers (such as, "Don't talk to strangers").




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