11 Things That Moms *Truly* Want For Mother’s Day

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I have had a few mothers days as a mom, but I will always remember making breakfast in bed for my mom and how excited she was even though it was just toast!

My favorite mothers day gifts were the ones that my kids made when for me while they were in Sunday school. The best one was a handmade “dirtcup” made with loving little fingers – chocolate pudding with gummy worms topped with crushed Oreos and a paper flower on a straw! It really did look like dirt “)

A custom infinity ring in my son’s birthstone. It is wonderful!

My 6 year old son was frantic realizing he did not get me anything and he did not want to make me anything “again” so he found his prized possession and almost fighting back tears yet with a smile gave it to me with a cheery “Happy Mother’s Day Mom”

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Instead of posting a memorable Mothers Day gift, I’d just like to say that if there is a single mom in your circle of friends and family, it would be a wonderful gift to her (and her children) if you helped the kids to shop for or make a gift for their mom.

I am grateful that I have family close by who takes my daughter shopping for me or helps her to create a gift. The gift itself isn’t what’s important, but having something to give her mom on special occasions (birthdays, Christmas too) means A LOT to my sweet daughter. She wants to surprise me which is hard to do if I’m involved.

So if you see an opportunity to bless a stretched-to-the-limit single mom I bet it would mean so much to her and her children.

Last year my husband and our three boys all let me sleep in, then woke me with breakfast and handmade cards. It was the best! :)

My most treasured Mother’s Days are the ones when my children write down what they love about me, or what they love that I do for them. It gives me insight into their love language and helps me to see if the way I’m showing my love is registering on their radar. Plus, it’s fun to look back on the handwritten notes that capture their misspellings and child-like sentiments.

I play the violin. One year I recorded myself playing and gave my mom a cd of my music. She loved it! Sharing talents is a great gift to give.
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When my kids were three and five, their daddy spent time with them in our basement making homemade cards. I was not aware of this until the three of them came upstairs with the looks of expectations and smiles! The kids had each made a card from construction paper and crayons, with a paper made tera cotta flower/pot on the front of each. What touched me most was the sparkle in theirs eyes and how proud they were to give them to me. I will always treasure these moments over any store boughten items ever!!! Love my kids and my husband!

My favorite gifts are the ones that take some thought. It doesn’t matter if it’s a pack of gum I’ve been saying I want to try or a new set of pens, as long as it is something they have paid attention to and took the effort to remember.

My mom always enjoyed it when we cleaned the house for her so she could relax on mother’s day. This is my first mother’s day as a mom so I’m looking forward to seeing what my husband does. All I really want is a little extra sleep!

My fave memory is spending my first Mother’s Day with my mom and mother-in-law and families and being pampered by the men in the family :)

Years ago, my husband and kids took me to a nice brunch at a hotel. It was really nice.

My husband is helping me build a garden box in our backyard this year for Mothers day.

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My husband rounded up the kids and cleaned the house, best mother’s day gift ever!

I named my daughter after my mother (she was born on Mother’s Day).

Except for “time alone” and “solo shopping “, your list exactly matches what I would love to have for Mother’s day.! Mother of 5(3 girls & 2 boys) and grandmother of 5 (3boys & 2 girls) <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

My favorite Mother’s Day was my very first. My husband took care of our newborn and let me rest the whole day!

“If Mom loves to cook and/or bake” are definitely important words to remember before buying someone cookware or bakeware. My father once bought our mother a large toaster oven “from all of us.” It was an awesome, sturdy, reliable model, and it made toast for our big family much easier, and turned cheese toast, a family favorite into a one step treat instead of a drawn out thing with the broiler, a sheet pan, an eagle eye… See, Mama didn’t and doesn’t like to cook, and she was very insulted that Daddy would give her a present implying she needed to do more of it. She let him know that on the spot in front of us kids. But it sat on the kitchen counter for years and years, and was used several time a day till it finally just wore out.

P.S. I didn’t get the reference to teenagers putting ribbons on their doors after cleaning their rooms. Is this a popular culture thing, or some family thing?

One year, I made my mother coasters with photos of our family with white tile and some mod podge. She loves them so much she refuses to put drinks on them!

Actually, my best Mother’s Day gift was this year! I was able to get a bunch of essential oils I have wanted and took advantage of the free shipping from Spark Naturals!! Sweet!!! :)

A most treasured Mother’s Day gift that is used over and over again is a Treasure Box given to my mother several years ago. All of her children and grandchildren wrote on a piece of paper “What I Love About Grandma Hap.” Some of the messages were carefully written in a small child print with a colored picture, some were long or short, some were typed; all fitting the personality of the writer. Each piece of paper was then placed in a special wooden box and given to her on Mother’s Day. That box holds a special place on Mom’s bedroom dresser and each time she re-reads those notes she feels the love we all have for this amazing woman.

The first time I got pregnant my mom gave me a gift on Mother’s Day. It was so sweet of her and meant a lot to me that she would think of me on HER day.

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A few years ago we drove 2 hours to my in laws to surprise my mother in law. We made her breakfast in bed and she got to spend time with her grandkids (none of her kids or grandkids live close by…so she doesn’t get to see us as often as she’d like).

When I lived at home, we made mom breakfast in bed every single Mother’s day. It became a tradition…when I left home, I passed on the torch to my dad and youngest sister…

I loved the home made presents the kids would make a school. I still have many of them.

I love homemade cards and written letters from my kids.

One year my daughter made me a cup with pictures in it of her as a little girl…precious.
Brenda

This year is my first Mother’s Day as a mom, so whatever my daughter decides to do will be memorable!!!

Typing is another thing altogether: promissory.

Thank you for some other informative site.The place else
may I am getting that kind of information written in such a perfect means?
I’ve a venture that I am just now working on, and I’ve been on the look out for such information.

I have had a few mothers days as a mom, but I will always remember making breakfast in bed for my mom and how excited she was even though it was just toast!

My favorite mothers day gifts were the ones that my kids made when for me while they were in Sunday school. The best one was a handmade “dirtcup” made with loving little fingers – chocolate pudding with gummy worms topped with crushed Oreos and a paper flower on a straw! It really did look like dirt “)

A custom infinity ring in my son’s birthstone. It is wonderful!

My 6 year old son was frantic realizing he did not get me anything and he did not want to make me anything “again” so he found his prized possession and almost fighting back tears yet with a smile gave it to me with a cheery “Happy Mother’s Day Mom”

I finally got myself an Instagram account! Following you!

Instead of posting a memorable Mothers Day gift, I’d just like to say that if there is a single mom in your circle of friends and family, it would be a wonderful gift to her (and her children) if you helped the kids to shop for or make a gift for their mom.

I am grateful that I have family close by who takes my daughter shopping for me or helps her to create a gift. The gift itself isn’t what’s important, but having something to give her mom on special occasions (birthdays, Christmas too) means A LOT to my sweet daughter. She wants to surprise me which is hard to do if I’m involved.

So if you see an opportunity to bless a stretched-to-the-limit single mom I bet it would mean so much to her and her children.

Last year my husband and our three boys all let me sleep in, then woke me with breakfast and handmade cards. It was the best! :)

My most treasured Mother’s Days are the ones when my children write down what they love about me, or what they love that I do for them. It gives me insight into their love language and helps me to see if the way I’m showing my love is registering on their radar. Plus, it’s fun to look back on the handwritten notes that capture their misspellings and child-like sentiments.

I play the violin. One year I recorded myself playing and gave my mom a cd of my music. She loved it! Sharing talents is a great gift to give.
I also follow on instagram

When my kids were three and five, their daddy spent time with them in our basement making homemade cards. I was not aware of this until the three of them came upstairs with the looks of expectations and smiles! The kids had each made a card from construction paper and crayons, with a paper made tera cotta flower/pot on the front of each. What touched me most was the sparkle in theirs eyes and how proud they were to give them to me. I will always treasure these moments over any store boughten items ever!!! Love my kids and my husband!

My favorite gifts are the ones that take some thought. It doesn’t matter if it’s a pack of gum I’ve been saying I want to try or a new set of pens, as long as it is something they have paid attention to and took the effort to remember.

My mom always enjoyed it when we cleaned the house for her so she could relax on mother’s day. This is my first mother’s day as a mom so I’m looking forward to seeing what my husband does. All I really want is a little extra sleep!

My fave memory is spending my first Mother’s Day with my mom and mother-in-law and families and being pampered by the men in the family :)

Years ago, my husband and kids took me to a nice brunch at a hotel. It was really nice.

My husband is helping me build a garden box in our backyard this year for Mothers day.

Started following on instagram

My husband rounded up the kids and cleaned the house, best mother’s day gift ever!

I named my daughter after my mother (she was born on Mother’s Day).

Except for “time alone” and “solo shopping “, your list exactly matches what I would love to have for Mother’s day.! Mother of 5(3 girls & 2 boys) and grandmother of 5 (3boys & 2 girls) <3 <3 <3 <3 <3

My favorite Mother’s Day was my very first. My husband took care of our newborn and let me rest the whole day!

“If Mom loves to cook and/or bake” are definitely important words to remember before buying someone cookware or bakeware. My father once bought our mother a large toaster oven “from all of us.” It was an awesome, sturdy, reliable model, and it made toast for our big family much easier, and turned cheese toast, a family favorite into a one step treat instead of a drawn out thing with the broiler, a sheet pan, an eagle eye… See, Mama didn’t and doesn’t like to cook, and she was very insulted that Daddy would give her a present implying she needed to do more of it. She let him know that on the spot in front of us kids. But it sat on the kitchen counter for years and years, and was used several time a day till it finally just wore out.

P.S. I didn’t get the reference to teenagers putting ribbons on their doors after cleaning their rooms. Is this a popular culture thing, or some family thing?

One year, I made my mother coasters with photos of our family with white tile and some mod podge. She loves them so much she refuses to put drinks on them!

Actually, my best Mother’s Day gift was this year! I was able to get a bunch of essential oils I have wanted and took advantage of the free shipping from Spark Naturals!! Sweet!!! :)

A most treasured Mother’s Day gift that is used over and over again is a Treasure Box given to my mother several years ago. All of her children and grandchildren wrote on a piece of paper “What I Love About Grandma Hap.” Some of the messages were carefully written in a small child print with a colored picture, some were long or short, some were typed; all fitting the personality of the writer. Each piece of paper was then placed in a special wooden box and given to her on Mother’s Day. That box holds a special place on Mom’s bedroom dresser and each time she re-reads those notes she feels the love we all have for this amazing woman.

The first time I got pregnant my mom gave me a gift on Mother’s Day. It was so sweet of her and meant a lot to me that she would think of me on HER day.

Following on Instagram.

I follow on Instagram. @shanleann

A few years ago we drove 2 hours to my in laws to surprise my mother in law. We made her breakfast in bed and she got to spend time with her grandkids (none of her kids or grandkids live close by…so she doesn’t get to see us as often as she’d like).

When I lived at home, we made mom breakfast in bed every single Mother’s day. It became a tradition…when I left home, I passed on the torch to my dad and youngest sister…

I loved the home made presents the kids would make a school. I still have many of them.

I love homemade cards and written letters from my kids.

One year my daughter made me a cup with pictures in it of her as a little girl…precious.
Brenda

This year is my first Mother’s Day as a mom, so whatever my daughter decides to do will be memorable!!!

Typing is another thing altogether: promissory.