The only reason I know of this song is because Okaa-san Online adapted it for its ending theme. As a full song, it is a singalong for Japanese kids and parents, ostensibly detailing how a mother goes about her day: caring for her kids, cooking for her family, etc. It's in the same vein as "I Love You" from Barney or "Won't You Be My Neighbor" from Mister Rogers. As a music video, it uses cut-out puppets. While it clearly didn't break the bank to make, it has a nostalgic charm to it that adds to the enjoyment. It's an interesting piece of media from Japanesetelevision that people outside the country almost certainly wouldn't have seen before. "Pata Pata Mama" is an enjoyable blast from the past that's interesting to contrast with the modern adaptation from Okaa-san Online.