Mommy You Said the F-word

Ep 16: What We Really FN Want for Mother's Day


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In this special Mother's Day episode, Sarah reflects on her personal experiences as a mother, sharing heartfelt insights about the challenges and joys of motherhood. She emphasizes the importance of recognizing the mental load that mothers carry and discusses what moms truly want for Mother's Day—primarily, a day of relaxation and appreciation. Sarah provides practical suggestions for gifts and experiences that can help mothers feel valued and cared for, while also acknowledging the unique struggles of single moms. The episode concludes with a reminder for families to celebrate mothers not just on Mother's Day, but throughout the year.


Takeaways

Mother's Day can be a bittersweet time for many moms.

Moms often feel overwhelmed by the mental load of parenting.

What moms really want is to be appreciated and seen.

Practical gifts can include help around the house or a day to themselves.

A clean home can enhance a mother's relaxation experience.

Planning a getaway or spa day can be a thoughtful gift.

Single moms deserve special recognition and support.

Celebrating Mother's Day can happen any day of the year.

Communication with partners about needs is crucial.

Moms often do not need material gifts, but rather time for themselves.


Chapters

00:00 Celebrating Mother's Day and Personal Reflections

02:57 The Realities of Motherhood and Mental Load

05:48 What Moms Really Want for Mother's Day

09:10 Practical Ideas for Mother's Day Gifts

11:51 Creating a Relaxing Mother's Day Experience

15:01 Unique Gift Ideas for Moms

17:53 The Importance of Time Alone for Moms

21:10 Celebrating Moms Beyond Mother's Day

23:56 Honoring Single Moms and Their Challenges

26:49 Final Thoughts and Encouragement for Moms


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Mommy You Said the F-wordBy Sarah Goldsborough